Recently we have done an overview of the most popular internationalization libraries for JavaScript covering solutions like I18next, Globalize and others. In this article, however, we are going to focus on a single solution and talk about localizing JavaScript...
In the previous articles we have seen how to perform localization in back-end: specifically, we’ve covered Rails and Phoenix frameworks. Today, however, we are going to talk about libraries for translating JavaScript apps and briefly see them in...
In one of our previous articles we were talking about the process of internationalizing Rails applications. That article explained all I18n basics, but it was revolving around placing all translations inside YAML files. There is nothing wrong about...
Introduction to project branching Modern software development involves the use of source code repositories. Once there is a repository, there are branches to which developers commit different changes in their code. Usually changes happen on multiple branches at the...
Today we will continue covering back-end frameworks and talk about localization of Phoenix applications with the help of Gettext. You might not have heard about Phoenix before, so let me say a couple of words about it. This is...
In this article you are going to learn how to translate your Rails application into multiple languages, work with translations, localize datetime, and switch locales. We are going to see all these aspects in action by creating a sample...
In the localization of any software including websites and web apps, mobile apps, games, IoT and standalone software, there is no continuous, logical document similar to articles and books. Instead, there are hundreds or thousands of words/phrases which by...
Setting up a Vue.js website with internationalization (i18n) support sounds daunting at first, but it’s actually easier than one might think. For this tutorial we will be using VueI18n. A great package by the core Vue devs. Original article...
You may be building your first Android app or you may already have a few. Why are you creating them? Hopefully, you want your apps to grow and be used worldwide. But most of the world does not speak...
