Hi Phillip! Thanks for the great video. 🙂 Please allow me just one suggestion. The title might be a little misleading since the technique in your video doesn't show how to translate your app, it shows how to localize your app and make it ready to support translations. You still need to provide the translations yourself. Please keep up the good work! 👏
I already kinda know this but okay, I'll watch anyway, I mean, this is a video by the one and only Philipp Lackner, there's bound to be something useful here
This seems very simple and useful for developing, do you know why I dont get the qualifiers menu when I right click and add new resource file? It only allows me to type the name and because I already have a strings.xml I cant make another, when you do the same action yours brings up the full menu with the qualifier options?
Hello Philipp hope that youre doing well , i wanna ask you for a tuto if possible about how to manualy change the language using room viewmodel and jetpack compose i am trying to do it using the clean architecture but i am having problems
Great video - what happens with "app_name" since that does not appear in your German translation? Do all strings need to appear in all strings.xml variants? Or what is done with strings that are not to be translated?
I have a question I know baisc java programming and i want to become an android developer. So Is it necessary to learn other java topics like spring boot,aws,jdbc applet etc to be become android developer?????
Thank you very much for your lesson. I hoped language switch was designed another way. You answered why we should use strings.xml and how to make translation using it. I expected such dumb way of translation to be made by google. What if I don't want to switch language in all applications but I want to switch it in this particular application ? Should I make my own mechanism or I can use strings.xml still ? (P.S. the answer is in th-cam.com/video/OM821CgOr0g/w-d-xo.html and th-cam.com/video/xeYPEswJ5hs/w-d-xo.html ) And one more question: How Android knows which language to use as default, in case when translation to some language is not provided? May I set default language other than English ?
Philipp, Please add unit testing on your next clean architecture video
Relax, just give him some time
Thanks Philipp for the video. Could please consider making a tuto on "Notifications from an API" in Jetpack Compose
Thanks for your tutorial videos!
And what about to select app language in runtime?)
Did you find answer?
Hi Phillip! Thanks for the great video. 🙂
Please allow me just one suggestion. The title might be a little misleading since the technique in your video doesn't show how to translate your app, it shows how to localize your app and make it ready to support translations. You still need to provide the translations yourself.
Please keep up the good work! 👏
Good video.. btw is there any way to dynamically convert the English api response received through Retrofit to any other language?
Wow mais je pensais que ce serait 100 fois plus dure que ça, MERCI
I already kinda know this but okay, I'll watch anyway, I mean, this is a video by the one and only Philipp Lackner, there's bound to be something useful here
Can you create a tutorial on custom view. Like creating a notebook using scrollview that contains multiple pages that can be edited.
You're the best Phillip thanks for the awesome content
Awesome thanks!!! Just what I wanted super simple!
This seems very simple and useful for developing, do you know why I dont get the qualifiers menu when I right click and add new resource file? It only allows me to type the name and because I already have a strings.xml I cant make another, when you do the same action yours brings up the full menu with the qualifier options?
same issue here did you find a fix ?
Very helpful.Can you create a tutorial about MVI architecture?
What if we want to change the language In-App?
Is it possible to make a video on how to implement language change in the App with Jetpack Compose?
I'm wondering too.
Do you have answer for this question now?
this is best five minute of my day.
Excellent video and to the point.
Hello Philipp hope that youre doing well , i wanna ask you for a tuto if possible about how to manualy change the language using room viewmodel and jetpack compose i am trying to do it using the clean architecture but i am having problems
App Localization! Awesome
Very useful. I like your tutorial video.
Great! Thanks!
Can you please make a short video on how to hide and show bottom navigation in jetpack compose
How can I change the language in the application?
This is the question I'd like to ask too. Shall we get an answer ?
Very helpful 🙏
Can you do a video on using transifex for translations
No water. Thank you!
Great video - what happens with "app_name" since that does not appear in your German translation? Do all strings need to appear in all strings.xml variants? Or what is done with strings that are not to be translated?
If you dont want to translate a string from the default locale you can add translatable="false" attribute .
Thanks for helpful video
what about that firebase translation extension , have you tried those yet?
this one is kind of old technique .
Interesting to know 🤔
Does it work offline?
Any resources?
Wieder tolles Video......🔥
how to change in runtime app with a button?
Phillip can you make a video about Pagination with Firebase please?
How to change language programmatically?
It was working fine in debug but after release it is not working... Tell me why
Hi . Can a flagged and unflagged string be used at the same time?
every new word you must copy and paste to translated string file, it's easy but this sucks 🙄
How else should it work, it can't know your translations 🤔
Hey, how can I translate languages that are rendered in Unicode?
is there any way to translate database data too?
Danke!
I have a question
I know baisc java programming and i want to become an android developer. So
Is it necessary to learn other java topics like spring boot,aws,jdbc applet etc to be become android developer?????
no
thanks
Based video. Thanks thee
Thanks, Can we change the language from app itself (specific to app) instead of changing the whole system language?
Yes, you can. Check out Locale and Configuration classes in android
@@aitizazulhassansyed9778 can u provide me some tutorial for this..i m trying this..
@@ashokdhiv check out this video:
th-cam.com/video/cJeiGSzPyq0/w-d-xo.html
Bro Please Make A Video On Multi Module App With Dagger Hilt
Hope we can do it without XML in the future x'D
Please make a voice recorder app
Thank you very much for your lesson. I hoped language switch was designed another way. You answered why we should use strings.xml and how to make translation using it. I expected such dumb way of translation to be made by google. What if I don't want to switch language in all applications but I want to switch it in this particular application ? Should I make my own mechanism or I can use strings.xml still ? (P.S. the answer is in th-cam.com/video/OM821CgOr0g/w-d-xo.html and th-cam.com/video/xeYPEswJ5hs/w-d-xo.html ) And one more question: How Android knows which language to use as default, in case when translation to some language is not provided? May I set default language other than English ?
Request: how to use debugger properly in AS
Good video but title seems misleading
Can you do localization to other countries too
Nice.
also avabiale in Java?
You can only use kotlin in jetpack compose
This is independent of the language. Strings.xml is available universally for any android app
Vaaa I thought the translation would be automatic
nice
bist du deutscher ? wäre cool wenn du auch einen deutschen kanal hast