i18n in React & Node.js: The Ultimate Guide to Building Multilingual Applications

🚀 Building a Multilingual React App with Node.js: Dive into the world of internationalization!
Jump into our latest tutorial exploring web application development. This session is all about integrating multilingual support into a React application using a Node.js backend, perfect for developers looking to expand their skillset and create more inclusive applications.
🌟 What You'll Discover:
📌 Setting Up i18n: Learn how to configure and use the react-i18next library for handling multiple languages.
📌 Creating a Language Switcher: See how to build a dynamic language selection header in React.
📌 Node.js Backend Configuration: Understand how to serve translation files with a Node.js server.
📌 Dynamic Routing in React: Master handling language-based routing using react-router-dom.
👨‍💻 Who Should Join:
🎯 Web Developers interested in internationalization.
🎯 React enthusiasts looking to enhance their apps.
🎯 Node.js Developers keen on full-stack development.
💡 Key Takeaways:
✨ Gain the ability to create React apps that support multiple languages.
✨ Understand the integration of frontend and backend for i18n.
✨ Learn practical skills for building more accessible and user-friendly web applications.
🔗 Essential Resources:
🔗 React i18next Documentation: www.i18next.co...
🔗 Node.js Official Guide: nodejs.org/en/...
🔗 React Router Docs: reactrouter.co...
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[@hulegabtube2967]

because you didn't put the source code in the github i am not trust you whether it works or not ,

[@isaacabrego8150]

I liked your tutorial. I followed these exact same steps to try this library out with react and node. The express app is exposing correctly the json files with the defined endpoint. However when I render the translations in the Home and about components no translations are displayed I literally get 'home.title'. I turned on debug in the i18n index config file and supposedly I'm not providing the key to the t function. I double checked and I have everything as you showed in the video. Perhaps some implementation detail has changed. I was looking into it and the docs says that the backend property passed in the config object to the init funcion is a plugin and by default undefined. So I tried to to add the HttpApi via the use function to init but it didn't work either. I'll keep looking at it. But if you have an idea or a solution for that I will appreciate your help :) thanks again for the video.

[@isaacabrego8150]

Hi everyone, if you read the whole comment you know by now that my code wasn't working as expected. After an exhausting review I figure it out. Long story short I had a sort of a typo in my i18n configuration file. To be precise, i had lowered case loadpath and it should be loadPath: 'someBackendUrl'. So once I fixed that everything worked beautifully.

[@FreezingTech]

can i get the code of this repo of this project actualy i im implement this in my react project i already have working code but now i want to use this jsons translations file from server i have uploded on S3 bucket adn im using nojes,please help me if you can do this please make a video on this ,thanks for this video as well