@@LocalizationAcademy I mean how do you manage the actual strings in en.json for example? Do you have the main "components" key and bem-like structure or something else?
Hi, so how do we keep track of the content in the file? Do devs can export it or is there another best practice to get this done and hand this to localizers/translaters?
oof... sorry, I don't know the technical details of internationalization. This is just to explain the term for localization people (non-developers) in a very basic way ~Andrej
@Cristian Diaz im making a first website in my life, for the moment learning only front end. I don't have a lot of items to replace, and only in 3 languages, so I decided to put the translation in source code, creating 3 objects. Not sure it's a good idea, but better than to create duplicates. And I haven't used JSON for this purpose because I've deployed the website on netlify which I quess requires using serverless functions for using JSON and as I said I don't want to jump into back end right now
@Cristian Diaz thank you a lot. I made a screenshot to learn it in details. I'm not using React yet, for I wanna build a few projects with vanilla JS, but React is next on the list. Not sure what you mean by "Google crawlers" but I had to add to head or meta tag "translate =" no"", because after Google chrome translated my page automatically the "contact me" form stopped to work because of some reason
I watched a bunch of videos on i18n but none of you explain how to structure the dictionaries
What do you mean by "structuring dictionaries"?
@@LocalizationAcademy I mean how do you manage the actual strings in en.json for example?
Do you have the main "components" key and bem-like structure or something else?
Thanks for explanation! I like how you explain that
thanks
Hi, so how do we keep track of the content in the file? Do devs can export it or is there another best practice to get this done and hand this to localizers/translaters?
In software or what situation?
@@LocalizationAcademy yes, in sotwares. Do developers extract the source file to get localized and how?
Do I need to know React for this or I can use it with vanilla JS?
oof... sorry, I don't know the technical details of internationalization. This is just to explain the term for localization people (non-developers) in a very basic way ~Andrej
@Cristian Diaz im making a first website in my life, for the moment learning only front end. I don't have a lot of items to replace, and only in 3 languages, so I decided to put the translation in source code, creating 3 objects. Not sure it's a good idea, but better than to create duplicates. And I haven't used JSON for this purpose because I've deployed the website on netlify which I quess requires using serverless functions for using JSON and as I said I don't want to jump into back end right now
@Cristian Diaz thank you a lot. I made a screenshot to learn it in details. I'm not using React yet, for I wanna build a few projects with vanilla JS, but React is next on the list. Not sure what you mean by "Google crawlers" but I had to add to head or meta tag "translate =" no"", because after Google chrome translated my page automatically the "contact me" form stopped to work because of some reason
Who else is struggling with this word? 😁
no explanation on I18n
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@Mauro Diaz there are 18 characters between I and N 😁