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i18n: translate URL or not? A Deep Dive into Internationalization Strategies for Web Applications

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.

Python—why is it the best tool of web development for SMBs (small & bedium businesses)?

Python, as a programming language, has been trending in recent years (source). From our point of view at Studio theYANG, this popularity is deeply rooted in the nature of the language itself, and directly due to the rise of informatics needs of SMBs, especially in web industry. In this article, we will compare Python with other solutions in the industry, to reveal why we believe Python is the best tool of web development for SMBs.

Plone Parallelization—Scale Correctly and Improve Site Capacity

In this article, Studio theYANG shares our experience on how to correctly scale a Plone application, from the viewpoint of a seasoned Python web consultant. By analyzing the architecture of Plone, we hope to mark out common pitfalls in its parallelization and help unlocking the full power of your hardware.

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Case Study—Implement Ephemeral Settings in Django Admin

In this technical article, Studio theYANG introduces an innovative approach to implement ephemeral settings in Django admin interface via a case study of our project. This purely client-side approach eliminates the need of creating database entries and thus provides good performance and maintainability.

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Marriage of Web System and Microsoft Word via python-docx

Studio theYANG introduces the open-source library python-docx to help embed your web system into document flow. The library, currently versioned at 0.8.6, is under MIT License and has contributed to SOCODEVI‘s external reports.

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