Joel on Software

Translations

This page lists the original translations of Joel on Software, mostly done between 2002 and 2005.

As of January 2006, all new translations take place on a wiki. Volunteers are now working to move these existing translations onto the wiki, so that everything becomes available in one convenient place. If you have some spare time and speak another language, please help out by contributing to the new wiki!

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