# Frameworks

The Internet has made the world a global, interconnected village, and the content we produce should reflect this reality. Using internationalization (i18n) and localization (l10n), software developers and digital content creators can translate their content to fit different languages and cultures around the world. For developers using JavaScript to build web applications, they have plenty of options to choose from. Popular frameworks like React, Angular, Vue, and Svelte, and even newer ones like Solid and Qwik, all have dedicated i18n libraries. In this article, however, we'll be looking at i18n with Svelte.

While English is known to be the lingua franca of the web, when you look at the the top languages by number of native speakers, the result looks fairly more diverse: 1. Chinese (1.3 billion native speakers) 2. Spanish (485 million native speakers) 3. English (373 million native speakers) 4. Arabic (362 million native speakers) 5. Hindi (344 million native speakers) With language being the foundation of communication, it’s clear that if you want to make your web content available to an international audience, you can enhance the user experience by supporting more than a single language. Internationalization, often abbreviated to i18n, prepares your application for localization to any language or region. In this article, we will explore the process of adapting a Next.js site that was initially designed for a single language & market to be able to cater to an international audience. We will achieve this by implementing internationalization using next-intl library, specifically created for Next.js. The preferred choice for the App Router due to its deep integration with React Server Components, robust type-safety, and an architecture optimized for performance. To practically explore this transition, we will discuss the Next.js i18n of an e-commerce storefront for a bicycle manufacturer based in the UK that is planning to sell its products to Switzerland.

In this article, you will learn the basics of Astro localization, so you can make your website multilingual to reach new markets. We'll discuss i18n and localization best practices that will ensure that you can adapt an application to meet the cultural, language, and other requirements of a country or region you're targeting. Integrating your localization software with an Astro-based website is an important step to automating the localization process. Let’s start with a walk-through on how to set up language sub-paths and connect Crowdin to your Astro project.

Building Angular apps that will be accessible for people from different countries and cultures requires you to implement internationalization (i18n) and localization in web applications. In this article, we will explore the concepts of i18n and localization in Angular and provide a guide to implementing them effectively.

It's increasingly common for businesses and organizations to have their applications support multiple languages. Building multi-language applications can be a challenging task. Luckily, there are tools and frameworks available that can make the process easier and more efficient. One such tool is NuxtJS, a powerful and popular JavaScript framework. Use it to build multi-language applications with its built-in nuxt i18n module. Even better, NuxtJS offers a range of features and benefits that make it well-suited for building multi-language applications, including server-side rendering, code-splitting, and automatic code generation.

Internationalization (i18n) prepares your apps for a global audience in today's interconnected world. If you're a JavaScript or React developer looking for a lightweight, powerful i18n tool, you might like Lingui.

The primary purpose of Python app localization is to provide content in different languages and in user-friendly formats. Depending on the settings and locale of the user, they’ll see different languages visiting the same application. To translate Python apps you need to consider both internationalization and localization. These terms are often misused, therefore, let's immediately agree that internationalization (i18n) will refer to the process of preparing programs for translation carried out by developers. Whereas, localization (l10n) is performed mainly by localization managers and translation teams, and is the process of translating and creating content for local audiences. In this article, we’ll focus mainly on python i18n.

As an aspiring developer, finding a quick and reliable way to offer your app to the world can be challenging. It is the reason why you have to learn Java i18n and l10n (internationalization and localization). Using Java, you already have the tools to detect the user’s locale and translate your app accordingly.

In today’s market, people seek personalization. They expect your app to speak their native language. In this article, we will cover how you can translate your Node.js app using a developer-friendly localization platform. Learn about the i18n framework and how to integrate your repository with a localization system to automate Node.js localization.

CakePHP is an open-source web framework for PHP which uses commonly known design patterns. It is generally used for handling web applications, the huge library support in CakePHP makes the development clear and easy. This article will discover CakePHP translation basics, how Crowdin can help you keep the localization process agile and handle the translation of constant app updates.

Let’s discover Django i18n and translation basics and the importance of a localized version of the app for your users. A language switcher is usually the first or one of the first things you check if the app language is not handled automatically by your location. Moreover, it became a standard expectation for all top-tier apps to have a multilingual interface. In this article, we’ll cover the localization peculiarities of Django-based apps and how to localize your web app efficiently, considering not only the app features you have now, but the future updates too.