You basically annotate all your strings with a "my string".t() or t($"my interpolated string: {var}") and then use their CLI to extract the strings to be translated. It even includes google translation API support for you to kickstart the process.
Nice, very ambitious! I like the twist to extract from the compiled IL code, much easier, more stable and reliable than parsing the source. My one gripe here is that the code does not follow the .NET paradigm of using resources at all. Still, very clever and a lot of functionality.
You basically annotate all your strings with a "my string".t() or t($"my interpolated string: {var}") and then use their CLI to extract the strings to be translated. It even includes google translation API support for you to kickstart the process.