Getting started with i18n (internationalization) and l10n (localization) can be quite complex, especially if you have never implemented these concepts before. Many developers find themselves asking: how do I add…
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In the previous part of this series we learned the basics of creating a Ruby gem. We created an initial directory structure, defined a gemspec, installed dependencies, and started to…
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You already know that translating your app is important, and you’re familiar with the general localization process. But as the saying goes, “the devil is in the details”—and one crucial…
Internationalizing a Svelte app (aka Svelte i18n) is key to reaching a global audience. This guide walks you through making your app multilingual using the Paraglide library, setting up efficient…
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