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Getting Started

Reference

  1. Architecture  
  2. Initialization and Startup  
  3. Extensibility  
  4. Model  
  5. Handling Requests  
  6. Security  
  7. Persistence  
  8. Scheduling  
  9. Views  
  10. Forms  
  11. Internationalization and Localization  
  12. Distributed Builds  
  13. Jenkins CLI  
  14. Testing  
  15. Plugin development  
  16. Appendix A: Building and Debugging Jenkins  
  17. Appendix B: Setting up a Development Environment  
  18. Extending Blue Ocean  
  19. Appendix C: Index of All How-To Guides

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Jenkins Javadoc
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Internationalization and Localization

This section is a work in progress. Want to help? Check out the jenkinsci-docs mailing list. For other ways to contribute to the Jenkins project, see this page about participating and contributing.

Internationalization (sometimes referred to as i18n) is the process of designing software so it can be adapted to multiple languages and regions. Localization (or l10n) is the adaptation of software to a specific region or language.

This chapter explains how internationalization is implemented in Jenkins, as well as the tools to support both internationalization and localization.

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