In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to perform Laravel localization and present your application in multiple languages. We’ll cover working with translation files, performing pluralization, creating a language switcher, and more using Laravel localization, localized time, and multi-language examples.
In this article you will learn what is an API and how to use Lokalise API to define custom workflows and create automation scripts with ease. First we will cover some theory and then proceed to practice and discuss typical examples. To follow this article you don’t need to be a professional developer but having at least a basic programming knowledge is very much recommended. All examples and processes will consider
Date and time localization is crucial when you're building apps or software that people all over the world will use. Different countries have their own ways of showing dates and times, and if your app doesn’t handle these differences, it can get confusing for users. In this article, we’ll explore why date and time localization matters, some of the tricky parts involved, and how you can make it easier across various programming languages and frameworks. We’ll dive into
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Did you know recipes are one of the hardest things to localize? Take pumpkin bread for example. Recently, we had a team monthly cooking class. It was a remote cooking class with Lokalisers from Latvia, Italy, France, Spain, and the U.S. Remote cooking classes…That’s a story for another time. Let’s just say, the batter consistency differed across the hemisphere. Going back to the
If you're a mobile developer, you might already be familiar with Flutter, Google's open-source UI toolkit for building beautiful, natively compiled applications for mobile, web, and desktop from a single codebase. Initially known as "Sky" and exclusive to Android, Flutter now supports iOS, Linux, Mac, Windows, and Google Fuchsia. An essential aspect of using Flutter is mastering Flutter localization to make your app accessible to a global audience. Integrating
Internationalization has become an invaluable method for engaging users and providing a seamless experience in today's globalized world. By tailoring your Java app to support multiple languages and cultural nuances, you make it accessible to users across different regions, ensuring they feel right at home. In this article, we’ll explore how Java internationalization can help you translate your apps or websites effectively and
Petr and I announced the following to everyone at Lokalise: As we enter a new chapter at Lokalise, we can be incredibly proud of what we’ve achieved so far. Together with you, Lokalisers past and present, we’ve already helped thousands of customers build localized customer experiences and inclusive products that connect people in new ways. Supporting our customers so they can break down language barriers is a truly exciting business to be in. Within a few years of f
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