It is so ironic how your video are aligned with my learning journey! xD Thank you for helping out people who are just starting out like us. We are really grateful for your demos and tutorials.
Localization is also on my Todo list. Commenting for the UA-cam algorithm as well (I know how much it helps)! Again I've said so many times, thanks for your videos!
Great updated information on the app (software) localization (and translation) “How To” video. I just entered this arena and I am still a baby. I am doing my rabbit hole of research and not quitting my dayjob. Thank you for the info.
You have some of the most helpful and interesting tutorials out there for iOS dev, thank you for making such great content! Cannot wait for the website release!!
Thank you for the video! I wish it went a bit more in depth though - how do I get the current language of the system? What are pitfalls you'd encounter? How to make this an attribute for storyboard, etc.
Great video as always!! But I do still have a problem understanding how to convert hundreds of hard coded strings, questions, answers that I need to converted to Spanish. Can you help me please? Thank
Thanks for your clear explanation! I'm currently working in XCode 13 and notice something strange: Adding the String extension is not necessary! How could this be explained?
I use attribute inspector instead of ViewController to write on labels and buttons. Should I first connect them to ViewController and write the names of buttons and labels again in ViewController to start localisation or is there another way to do?
No, not useful it is not language support. Does it make sense to you. There should be a button or switch to change the language of app. I hope you do so.
This is the best solution since the app is getting the user’s device language. If user selected its global language to Spanish, then the app may show in spanish even if the development version is in English.
It is so ironic how your video are aligned with my learning journey! xD Thank you for helping out people who are just starting out like us. We are really grateful for your demos and tutorials.
Localization is also on my Todo list. Commenting for the UA-cam algorithm as well (I know how much it helps)! Again I've said so many times, thanks for your videos!
extension is a very good solution . good lesson and a good explanation
Great updated information on the app (software) localization (and translation) “How To” video. I just entered this arena and I am still a baby. I am doing my rabbit hole of research and not quitting my dayjob. Thank you for the info.
please make a tutorial on MVVM using a demo data based app .
Coming soon
You have some of the most helpful and interesting tutorials out there for iOS dev, thank you for making such great content! Cannot wait for the website release!!
Have been waiting 😍
Thx bro. Great lesson
Thanks!
Great video. Localization is on my todo list....
simple and useful 👍
Thank you for the video! I wish it went a bit more in depth though - how do I get the current language of the system? What are pitfalls you'd encounter? How to make this an attribute for storyboard, etc.
Very NICE!!!
Thsnks
Thank you for this tutorial, but can we do the localization not by following the system language? Just in app
this is genius!
Super helpful!
Thank you!
thank you so much
Your welcome!
Please put UIKit in the title.
Thank you brother! Very helpful!
Glad it helped!
Great video as always!! But I do still have a problem understanding how to convert hundreds of hard coded strings, questions, answers that I need to converted to Spanish. Can you help me please? Thank
how to give external value within your method?
please do more SwiftUI Tuts
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How do i localize local json file to multiple language ?
Thanks
Same method
Thanks for your clear explanation! I'm currently working in XCode 13 and notice something strange: Adding the String extension is not necessary! How could this be explained?
Glad it helped!
I use attribute inspector instead of ViewController to write on labels and buttons. Should I first connect them to ViewController and write the names of buttons and labels again in ViewController to start localisation or is there another way to do?
Is it possible to use a json file or a yaml file instead of the .strings file? Or if is any way to convert yaml or json to .strings
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I would like to know how to get translations in different languages? Because, from experience, google translator isn’t much help
You can pay people. For example on fiver.
@@mkw7147 that’s kind of expensive considering you want to localize it for at least 175 countries
@@Ivan_Maslov that is true. But translating is work and work isn‘t free.
Not much has changed from objective c
Yep
god i wish there were an easier way to do this
Me too
There are a lot more easier way.
Sure
No, not useful it is not language support. Does it make sense to you. There should be a button or switch to change the language of app. I hope you do so.
This is the best solution since the app is getting the user’s device language. If user selected its global language to Spanish, then the app may show in spanish even if the development version is in English.