React i18n: A step-by-step guide to React-intl
Internationalization or i18n is the design and development of a product, application, or document content that enables easy localization for target audiences that vary in culture, region, or language. Thus, React i18n is concerned with localizing React applications for different locales. The aim of internation
Updated on October 3, 2024·Anil How our small support team answers every query in 1 minute, in 108 languages
‘Companies everywhere are realizing that their service is not measured against that of the local sausage factory but the best global brands in the world, which have now become part of daily life.’ -Martin Kõiva, CEO, Klaus Technology is making the experience of getting and giving assistance more efficient. It’s expected of any modern company nowadays, and we don’t need to sell you on the value of great customer experience. We want to talk about what world
Updated on July 8, 2024·Dmitry Olenov Ukraine (part 2): how we're helping Lokalisers
On the first day of the invasion of Ukraine by Russia, I and the whole Lokalise team watched via Slack as some of our team members in Ukraine posted updates of their experiences. At the same time, Lokalisers in neighboring countries scrambled to provide as much help and information as they could. It was as admirable as it was both harrowing and heart-breaking. Last week, our
Updated on September 16, 2022·Lara Silva Ukraine: a letter from our co-founders
Ukraine is a country close to both our hearts. We both lived and worked there in the past, forming some of our closest personal and professional relationships in that time. We also have friends in Russia, which is why the recent events have been so painful for us to watch. When we founded Lokalise, our goal was to bring people together, no matter what language they spoke. Invading a country and starting a war does the opposite, sowing division and creating hatred between closely r
Updated on September 16, 2022·Nick Ustinov New in Lokalise: Side panel suggestions, TM direct search, Lokalise Academy & more
This month, we’ve added a side panel to provide suggestions, made it easier to search the translation memory, added custom key naming patterns for Figma users, and key limit notifications. Plus, learn all about Lokalise Academy, and our upcoming webinar on Lokalise Messages for Intercom Inbox. Read on to get the updates in full 👉 Side panel for suggestions
Updated on September 16, 2022·Alexander Pereverzevs Introducing the "Jump-start Lokalise" course in our Academy
As you're probably aware, we recently launched Lokalise Academy, and introduced our first "Crash course in localization". But that's only the first step, for sure! Today, I would like to present a new release that we had in the works for some time – the "Jump-start Lokalise" cour
Updated on September 20, 2024·Ilya Krukowski How innovative app developers are using localization to grow their business
For most app developers, the focus is on building. The joy is in taking an idea and bringing it to life. The app store listing can be a moment of delight tinged with sadness, a mother watching a child, suitcases packed, phone in hand, laces untied, heading off to university. But both underestimate the joy that can be found after a milestone has been reached. For app developers, the real excitement starts as you try to get your beloved creation into the hands of as many users as possible, so t
Updated on September 16, 2022·Ross Weldon 9 steps for building a bulletproof localization process
Want to launch new products in international markets as fast as possible? Then you need a rock-solid localization management. Localization involves much more than just changing copy from one language to another. Depending on the size of your company, it can be a compl
Updated on May 18, 2025·Ross Weldon