In this article, we will discuss a new Lokalise feature called Custom processor. The Custom processor app enables you to intercept translation keys uploaded and downloaded on Lokalise, then analyze or transform those as needed. Here we’ll show you how to create a Custom processor using Node and Fastify, set it up on Lokalise, and test it.
We’d like to tell you about a new resource we’ve created, the Lokalise Developer Hub. It’s a single place to host all relevant information for developers including guides, sample apps written in different languages, API explorer where you can test endpoints in real time, tips, docs, API and SDK changelogs. So, let’s see what it has to offer.
This month, we’ve introduced our new Developer Hub and released the Contentstack and Braze apps. Plus, check out our new keyboard shortcuts to boost your productivity, learn how to adjust your team visibility settings, and keep your project tidy with the “Delete a file” API endpoint. Read on to get the updates in full 👉 Developer Hub
Your fintech platform is likely hitting the wall when crossing borders. Why? Because of the four horsemen of the fintech world: language barriers, cultural gaps, compliance issues, and mismatched payment methods. Users lose trust when interfaces feel foreign, payment methods aren’t compatible, and security issues create friction. That’s why you need fintech localization to gain people’s confidence in new markets and become a credible financ
This month, we’re delivering new apps and features to make your life easier, including the custom processor app and new filters in Figma. We’ve also introduced a new keyboard shortcut, and Lokalise Dictate Chrome extension. Read on to get the updates in full 👉 Custom processor app
Globalization vs. localization—two sides of the same coin, right? But when shaping a product or marketing strategy, you might ask yourself: Given the impact of globalization, should I go global, or should I tailor the approach to individual markets? The thing is, it’s not really an either/or situation. It’s about knowing when to think globally and when to adapt locally. An
Localization (or l10n for those in the know) is the term used to describe how businesses adapt products, content, and services for different markets, so they feel truly made to fit.
In a previous article, we were discussing how to work with Lokalise APIv2 and perform common actions, like project creation, task assignment, file upload, and so on. However, in that post we employed regular user tokens to authenticate with the API, which might not always be desirable. In certain cases, your third-party app might need to interact with the API on behalf of multiple use
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