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Multilingualism is something you should plan before starting to work on a project. If you start with a single language, it may be difficult to add multiple languages at later stages of development if everything is hardcoded in the source code. If you have the slightest feeling that your application will support multiple languages at some point, it’s best to make it multilingual from the beginning. Here’s how you can do that on both the front and back end. Localization on the Back End Let’s start with the back end. Regardless of which framework you use, the process of setting up and using language files doesn’t differ significantly. A good practice is to ...

Covering a wide range of audiences is the dream of every global level website. Language localization is the best way to cover maximum audiences. However, designing a multilingual website is a bit different thing and this post exposes the best practices in this regard. If you are owning a local business and have a website for a limited audience, your local language or English is great. If you are a global player you will have varieties of audiences across the globe with different mother tongs and culture, so you will have a challenging task for the website development and hiring any inexperienced freelancer or a company is fatal ...