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   by tr8n 12y ago

   Please take a look at Tr8nHub.com Our platform with all the SDKs (for mobile, web and desktop) addresses all of the concerns you've raised. The SDKs will choose language based on your preferences in the browser, mobile device or OS, ye
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   by tr8n 13y ago

   Groxx, you bring up very good points. Let me see if I can address them all. In the case of "You have {count||message}" as with actually pretty much any translation key, an implied "viewing_user" token is automatically ad
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   by tr8n 13y ago

   Typo in one of the examples: <%= tr("This is indeed [bold] a very [italic: powerful] framework [/bold]",...) %> Decoration tokens have short and long forms: <%= tr("This is [bold: cool]") %> <%= tr(&
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   by tr8n 13y ago

   This is a very tricky issue. Tr8n somewhat solves it by allowing developers to specify translation key constraints for critical sections right in the code. The constraints make the translation key unique, give an indication to translators w
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   by tr8n 13y ago

   Have you ever heard of Tr8n? http://github.com/tr8n And specifically Tr8n for RoR: https://github.com/tr8n/tr8n_rails_clientsdk It is a powerful translation framework, which significantly simplifies th