Blog on Internationalization & Translation

Provides in depth details on how to localize and translate software products like games and apps. Gives you a lot of tipps on how to improve the workflow and what tools you need to check out to successfully internationalize your product.

Ruby on Rails is a framework that has built-in support for internationalization (i18n). If you use Ruby, you can install the same gem that Ruby on Rails has already included. As a result it is easy to start internationalizing your software in both Ruby & Ruby on Rails and reach more people. That's why I want to give you a quick guide on how to localize & translate rails i18n projects.

A quick guide of the ICU messageformat syntax with easy examples. Use ICU messageformat with plurals, selects and variables including number, dates and times.

Translate your JSON locales & data with Simpleen. Discover how to use the online translator or the CLI to effectively translate JSON in multiple languages.

Automate the localization of a Format.js project with machine translation. Use the CLI Integrations to combine the extraction of Format.JS and the translation with Simpleen.

Everything your need to know about the internationalization (i18n) of your MVP. Learn how to choose a suitable i18n library as well as how and when to use translation.

In this blog post we are going to explain the basics of markdown and how to translate markdown files with machine translation.

Are you developing an i18n Spring Boot or Java application and want to know how to quickly translate your localization files?

How to successfully handle (machine) translations as part of internationalization (i18n) at any point in your software project with Simpleen Translation (Beta).