Internationalization (i18n) is a critical aspect of web development, enabling applications to cater to a global audience by adapting content to different languages and regions. However, one common dilemma that developers often face is whether to translate URLs as part of their internationalization strategy. In this article, we’ll explore the considerations and best practices surrounding the decision to translate URLs in i18n.
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Internationalization (i18n) in Django web systems: default, Agile and customized
As the product owner, you may wish to have your Django web system offered in multiple languages, especially here in Canada where we have two official languages. This article introduces three ways of achieving it.
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Contribution merged into Django 2.0: `makemessages –add-location`
Studio theYANG’s latest contribution to Django’s internationalization (i18n) and translation has been accepted and merged by upstream (and has been released with Django 2.0, updated on December 2nd, 2017).
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