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Step-by-step tutorials for developers working in the localization industry.
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Beego framework tutorial: step by step with i18n examples

Some time ago, we explored how Go (or Golang), a rising star among programming languages, supports internationalization (i18n). Now, if you’re here, chances are you (or your team) are looking to go further by using Beego i18n—leveraging one of Go’s popular web frameworks to enhance your web applications. While localization remains as important as ever, using Beego calls for a tailored approach to i18n. Internationalizat

Updated on November 26, 2024·Ilya Krukowski
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iOS localization: how to localize iOS apps with string examples

The process of localizing iOS apps is often tedious and unorganized. Thankfully, Lokalise is here to help you solve this problem! In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to localize iOS apps as well as add, manage, and integrate translations into your project, including handling localized time. This tutorial is based on Xcode 13.0, and shows you how to set up localization fro

Updated on August 22, 2024·Nick Ustinov
Go Internationalization

Golang internationalization & localization examples with go-i18n

Go is a language known for its simplicity, and its two-letter name says it all. Backed by Google and getting attention from developers—some even switching from Python—it's no surprise that Go internationalization (i18n) has become crucial for making apps truly global. And if you're building with Go, learning how to internationalize your app is almost a must, right? When you’re developing Go apps, who’s your target audience? Odds are

Updated on October 14, 2024·Ilya Krukowski
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Translating Aurelia applications with Aurelia i18n

Internationalizing is an important feature that is used to overcome the language barrier among people who use a particular software application. The target users of your a

Updated on August 27, 2024·Shanika Wickramasinghe
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A complete guide to ICU message format & syntax with examples

The ICU message format is widely used across translation software and i18n libraries to structure source messages clearly. If you’ve ever engaged in software localization for a project, you've likely encountered it. Localization management plays a crucial role in handling complex message formats like ICU. It involves organ

Updated on October 3, 2024·Ilya Krukowski
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Kotlin I18n: Translating & localizing Android apps tutorial

With the arrival of Kotlin and its almost instant fame among the Android developer community, localizing Kotlin applications has become more than just an afterthought. In this piece, we'll delve into how Kotlin handles internationalization, including aspects such as localized time to ensure a seamless user experience across different regions. How many languages do you speak? One? Tw

Updated on November 9, 2022·Dasun Nirmitha
How to store Rails translations in database with Mobility

Mobility Gem: How to store Rails translations inside a database

In one of the previous posts we have discussed how to store Rails translations inside the database with the help of Globalize gem. This feature can come in really handy when you would like to translate user-generated content: for example, blog posts or documentation articles. While Globalize is still a solid and battle-tested solution, it is not actively maintained anymore.Howev

Updated on November 15, 2022·Ilya Krukowski
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LOLCODE Tutorial: A programming language for cat lovers

The festive season is upon us, and I think it's the perfect time to have some fun! Today, I would like to give the gift of a LOLCODE tutorial which explains how to get started with this esoteric language for feline fanatics. Basically, LOLCODE language emerged as a funny experiment and it's based on an Internet meme called "lolcat". This meme is an image macro that usually features a cat and some funn

Updated on September 16, 2022·Ilya Krukowski

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