I spoke with the Esino Lario organizers and apparently there are going to be attendees at the hackathon who are not developers but can help with translation work. Can we also include this work at the hackathon?
@siebrand might be interested in helping too.

In T132468#2208303, @Rfarrand wrote:

Can was also include this work at the hackathon?

Yes, definitely. It will be easier that way, I think.

Sure, no problem doing a translation session at the hackathon.

(sorry, that was an accident)

In T132468#2216939, @siebrand wrote:

Sure, no problem doing a translation session at the hackathon.

Cool! I'll keep you posted about it. :)

Only not just about VE if you please.

I planned to focus on VE, Flow and Notifications.

For what is worth:

In T136071#2329007, @Psychoslave wrote:

Any chance that the translatewiki import may occur before Wikimania? There will be a translathon during the event, so this would be a good match.

We will keep this task up to date about the technical possibility to include Phabricator to the mix. As of today, it would be perhaps too soon.

Possible pages to translate:

• https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:TemplateData
• https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:VisualEditor
• https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Flow
• https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Notifications

Would be nice to have something besides the most loved by WMF extensions.

You can bring your favorite extension if you want and work on it. :)

We will try to focus on these extensions because they are released on a lot of small wikis, with sometimes missing translations due to the community size and/or an unawareness of how to translate. The goal is to combine both.

I do not think that e.g. TemplateData or Flow translation is what small wikis really need first of all. Just completing core MediaWiki and some more grounded extensions like AbuseFilter is of more import for those wikis, IMHO.

@Base what small wikis are you talking about? Anyway this is Wikimedia's phabricator, so it makes sense to give priority to what the Wikimedia community consider more important, doesn't it?

For what it's worth, I completed what was still missing in the Esperanto translation for core Mediawiki this week. \o/ Some review would be nice ;)

Moreover, the whole Mediawiki translation "only" have 44% completed for esperanto (missing 15 828 of 28 537).

Based on feedback received, I'll focus more on MediaWiki code. There is plenty of missing messages for some languages, or outdated ones.

In any case, bring your own needs, and we will try to give you answers! :)