Tolgee CLI version 2.0 brings support for various file formats, so you can import/export them effortlessly and also a new tagging command, which will help you to organize your keys in the development cycle.
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.
Tolgee simplifies localization with its open-source i18n tool, combining a localization platform and SDKs. It provides features like in-context translation and automatic screenshot generation, making translation easy for developers and translators. Svelte is an open-source frontend framework that compiles components into small, performant JavaScript modules.
In this tutorial, you'll learn how to implement localization in your Svelte app using Tolgee. Let's get started!
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 this article, we'll explore how Tolgee offers a streamlined solution for React localization, empowering developers to efficiently translate and adapt their applications for diverse audiences. From simplifying text translation to providing in-context editing features, Tolgee revolutionizes the localization experience for React developers.
Saving time? That's what I want. Show me how to localize my React app!
Do you think that AI will replace human translators? AI has made its way into various aspects of our lives, including localization, where it demonstrates exceptional capabilities. Yet, two significant challenges hinder the complete adoption of AI for software translation: reliability and context. Tolgee AI Translator aims to tackle these challenges head-on to provide contextually tailored translations of superior quality.
Some time ago I've came across an article about inserting secret text into regular messages using invisible zero-width unicode characters. Now during my work on localization SDKs, I've found quite interesting use case for it.
In Tolgee.io we needed to implement integrations for all major frontend frameworks. I'd say, that this is quite a good opportunity to show a real world comparison between them and it will allow us to dive into a bit more advanced functionality.
After three weeks of hard work, we finally created, documented and released an integration for Svelte.
I learned a lot about Svelte while creating it, and I have to say, that I love Svelte!
Get started on Tolgee for Svelte!