Introduction

UTMA is all about consistency of text strings in the source code. UTMA remembers all text strings used in a project and makes them available through its NetBeans plugin to the development team, so that the strings can be consulted, confirmed, reused, replaced etc. UTMA uses its own "project memory" but it can also be connected to a translation memory to look up approved strings in the source language. UTMA can can also serve as a guide to non-native developers to help them write grammatically correct text strings. UTMA plugins are connected to the UTMA server (local or hosted) and are seamlessly integrated into the respective IDEs (NetBeans, Eclipse and Visual Studio are supported).

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