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This guide shows how to self-host Tolgee in two ways: using Sealos, or deploying with ways that give you more control over your instance. This will help you determine the best option for your needs.

In this tutorial you will learn how to self-host Tolgee for using with Content Delivery features with S3 bucket (or Azure Blob).

Implementing localization in software applications can be overwhelming, especially for complex applications that haven't been prepared for internationalization (i18n).

Translating an App to multiple languages (localization) is tricky part of many applications. Tolgee is simplifying the localization process and saves developer's time by removing repetitive tasks 🔁 ❌.

In today's global market, making your web application accessible to a diverse audience is crucial. Localization enables apps to adapt to different languages and cultural contexts, enhancing user experience.

Recently, we've received many requests from our users to simplify the update of translations on production, and now we have an answer. Say Hi to Tolgee Content Delivery, a fast and reliable way to keep your translations independent of your code! Also introducing Webhooks for more automation options.

It's the year 2023, and most of the companies developing localized apps spend a massive amount of time and money on localization. For the uninitiated, localization might look simple. But it's not. Until now, the results of machine translators were not good enough to be used in public-facing apps. But that's about to change.

With the introduction of Next.js 13 and the app router featuring React server components, there has been a strong push to enable Tolgee to work within this new paradigm.

Sometimes you might want to import the localization i18n data to Tolgee using the API and your custom script. In this tutorial, I am going to show you how to do that using Axios.

In this tutorial, you will learn how to painlessly translate an Angular application in many languages using Tolgee, a powerful open-source Localization engine

Nowadays, providing solutions to specific problems identified in a domain has fueled the creation and growth of many companies and startups. But one problem arises which is how to market the product in various places given that not everyone does not have the same background.

Reducing the size of your production bundle can be a significant challenge, particularly when it comes to including unnecessary code. Libraries like React, React Query or Redux include useful developer tools, but they exclude them on production where it would be just an unnecessary bulk.

As a React developer, I have a suspicion about JS classes usage. In React bubble, it feels like a bad practice when I see them somewhere.

I was working on cool gifs for Tolgee's new readme, where we show how simply you can modify a localization string in your App. But when I need to type something into input, I always make like 5 mistakes and my typing is not very nice to look at.

Localization is the process of translating the content from one language to another. Localizing your application or website helps you to reach out to the new audience and increase its user base by making your product available in different languages.

Ever wondered how to translate your web pages into different local languages of visitors visiting your website

In this article, I would like to describe how I optimized our Spring Boot tests to run a bit faster.

Two months ago, I was looking for a solution how to speed up pipeline in our monorepo. As an immediate answer I found basically two alternatives Nx (from Google) and Turborepo as a new cool project from well known opensource author (Jared Palmer)