Do you use Polyglot.js to localize your NodeJS app? Or maybe you're looking for a tool to use? That's great, but tell me, how easily can you manage the translation files? Not really, huh? In this article, I'll give you a short introduction to transla...
Recently, I worked on a small media player app for Android to play a list of tracks in a given folder on the SD card. One of the requirements was to get the app translated to more languages. There were only a few strings at the time, but the app was ...
Automated Localization You have probably already heard of continuous localization. It's important as software development is a never-ending process, and with new features, you usually need to add new strings. Fully automated localization is a level a...
I've already published an article on how it's important to allow users to switch languages. There's plenty of reasons to do so. Now, let's see how simple it can be with Jetpack Compose to implement custom language switching. Prepare your app Be sur...
Have you decided to make your Android app multilingual? I guess that even if you haven't yet, you know about strings.xml and values-XX folders. Localizing your app should be easier than handling XML files. And it can be! Here goes a simple guide on ...
The old, good(?) JSON The JSON format became very important in many different fields, and one of them is also the software localization. However, JSON is a bit limited in the sense of human-friendliness for this field (and not only for it) - it’s str...
