Here’s a familiar scenario in the translation industry: a company wants to offer its products or services in many languages; a project team is assembled to support the localization project; translators accept the project’s terms and deadlines; developers extract...
The first 2 months of 2019 are bringing you quite a number of novelties and improvements. Most of the below was triggered by requests with the most votes on https://vote.lokalise.com. You know what to do. Document file support (beta)...
Here it is – your business, proudly built from scratch and on the verge of going global. Whether it’s an e-commerce store, an app, or software, you’re ready to set the course for international growth. But there’s just one...
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...
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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...
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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...
So, you’ve decided to go global. All that is left to do is just localize the interface and then you are all set. At first glance, it might seem that translating a bunch of sentences is something very easy...
