Educational example of using WebStencils and AI to emulate popular public web-based translation tools
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You will need a recent copy of RAD Studio or Delphi. You can download a trial or the free CE version here: www.embarcadero.com/products/delphi
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To open and use the Amazon AWS Translate service you will need to install the Appercept AWS SDK before you can run the project.
If you have a recent version of RAD Studio Enterprise or Architect you install the Embarcadero version using the GetIt package manager - by typing in "AWS" in the search box.
Or you can get the full professional Appercept AWS SDK package directly from Appercept www.appercept.com
I wrote this for an episode of our Embarcadero AI Code Camp series. You can catch the webinar replay via the link below.
The video shows the app in use and explains how I did it.
https://youtu.be/k8qw00lykCw?si=m76MOFHvZUyL-L1H
There is also a blog post with slides, explanation, and links to the replay: https://tinyurl.com/delphitranslate
This app is intended for educational purposes only. It's not intended for anything other than showing you some techniques. It does work and it can translate text into English using Amazon's AWS Translate service.
- The logos were created by hand plus official Embarcadero stock logos
- The example/sample texts are from work freely available in the public domain
Ian Barker.
Embarcadero Developer Advocate.