Svelte i18n Internationalization: how to localize a Svelte app
Internationalizing a Svelte app (aka Svelte i18n) is key to reaching a global audience. This guide walks you through making your app multilingual using the Paraglide library, setting up efficient language management, and streamlining translations. The source code for this article can be found on GitHub.
Updated on November 4, 2024·Ilya Krukowski New in July: Facelift, WordPress integration and more ????
In contrast with the economic slowdown during COVID-19 pandemic, most of Lokalise customers after a brief adjustment have actually increased their activity on the platform. At our end, have turned out to be has been on fire as of late with lots of new features and improvements. Please take a couple of minutes to scroll through the key updates and learn about what's to expect next ???? Faceli
Updated on October 2, 2024·Alexander Pereverzevs Announcing the Lokalise integration with Wordpress
As one of the most requested integrations ever, we're thrilled to announce that Lokalise can now be integrated with Wordpress. Wordpress is by far the most popular open-source CMS system that owns nearly 60% of market share. Enabling this integration allows us to help more than 75 million websites to be localized with ease.
Updated on November 9, 2022·Arturs Ziborovs Lokalise + Figma: The power duo for design-stage localization
Traditionally, teams shipped in one language first and only thought about localization once a feature was live. It worked for a while, but it also meant designs broke in translation, non-primary markets had to wait for “later phases”, and teams spent weeks fixing issues that could have been caught on day one. Design-stage localization changes when localization happens, and that makes all the difference. In this article, we’ll walk you through what design-stage loc
Updated on December 17, 2025·Alexander Pereverzevs Django i18n: A beginner's guide
Want to make your Django app accessible to users around the globe? This beginner’s guide to Django i18n (internationalization) will walk you through the basics of adapting your application for different languages and cultures. Whether you’re starting fresh or updating an existing project, this guide has you covered. We’ll begin by enabling Django i18n in your project, then explore how to integrate it with tools like Lokalise. By the end, you’ll have a solid grasp of the foundational te
Updated on December 16, 2024·Ilya Krukowski jQuery.i18n: Localization & internationalization tutorial with examples
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 apps with jQuery.I18n. This is a feature-rich library developed and supported by Wikimedia team. It is easy to get started and which is sui
Updated on December 3, 2024·Ilya Krukowski New in March: Figma plugin, Task templates and more
From little tweaks to improve the performance to new integrations, please spend a minute scrolling through our current update. Figma plugin
Updated on September 16, 2022·Alexander Pereverzevs Localization in Node.js and Express.js with i18n examples
As your application grows and attracts more users, one of the most effective ways to expand your user base is through localization. By supporting multiple languages, you can make your app accessible to a wider audience. That's why it’s smart to consider localization in Node.js early in your development process, even if you’re not planning to launch with multi-language support right away. Node.js is a popular cross-platform,
Updated on October 4, 2024·Ilya Krukowski