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Latest posts by Ilya Krukowski:
In this article, we’ll explore how to implement Angular localization using Transloco i18n with practical examples. Transloco is a relatively new library packed with features that simplify internationalization (i18n) for…
Localization is crucial for making your ASP.NET Core applications accessible to users from different cultures and languages. By integrating effective software internationalization practices, you ensure that your applications are not…
Hello and welcome to this Nuxt i18n guide that will cover translating your Nuxt.js app into multiple languages. We’ll cover everything you need to know to make your Nuxt.js app…
In our previous discussions, we delved into localization strategies for backend frameworks, particularly Rails and Phoenix. Today, we shift our focus to the front-end, and talk on how to translate…
Welcome to our gettext tutorial, crafted for developers who are new to the world of software internationalization. This guide will introduce you to gettext, a popular tool that enables your…
In this article, we’ll explore different types of character encoding used in the world of information technology. We’ll delve into why these approaches to encoding are crucial, explain how they…
Ever wondered how apps and websites can show up in different languages with just a few clicks? That’s the magic of internationalization, or “i18n” for short (because there are 18…
Converting and working with different file formats is a pretty typical task these days. For instance, you might need to convert your JSON file into a CSV or XLSX, or…
