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Having worked in the localization space over a decade ago when gettext was still the industry standard I was pleased recently to use Fluent which I think is a b
by tmpfs 4y ago
Having worked in the localization space over a decade ago when gettext was still the industry standard I was pleased recently to use Fluent which I think is a better more modern approach:
https://projectfluent.org/ https://projectfluent.org/
Worked well for my use case but still needs more progress to be fully featured across all supported programming languages, for example, i found some more advanced features missing in the Rust implementation. Really worth checking out.
- midenginedcoupe 4y agoNice. Looks very similar to https://unicode-org.github.io/icu/ https://unicode-org.github.io/icu/ One extension I had to do though was extend Java's Properties files to preserve order and allow duplicate keys. Then they can be used to populate drop-down options, too.