WordPress powers over 35% of the world’s websites, many of which cater to international, multilingual audiences. WordPress websites support various languages to deliver the same content. It
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Can you really have it both ways? At some point every localization professional at a software company sees the allure of crowdsourced localizations for their app, game, or website. What could be be
Everything new, shiny, “just worksâ€, and not-so-great WWDC 2021 brought Xcode 13 and Swift 5.5, the biggest advances to localization we’ve seen for a few years. These are real imp
Update: It got easier! See our complete SwiftUI localization tutorial here with Xcode 13 SwiftUI localization is easy… right? TL;DR Using NSLocalizedString() is still the best way to localize
As a translator and localization specialist, my candy is a well-translated headline. While most people will find that geeky or crazy, the few of you reading this likely know exactly what I mean. He
Xcode 10 bring a couple of new localization and internationalization features to help iOS and Mac developers reach global audiences. Here’s a wrap-up straight from WWDC 2018’s sessions:
New Choose the column in your CSV or Excel file to pseudolocalize Pseudolocalization offers developers a way to test an app before translating anything. After all, internationalizing your app can b