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= I18n Gremlins = |
= I18n Gremlins = |
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Those gremlins sneak up in your source code. |
Those gremlins sneak up in your source code. |
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| + | = No Locale Framework = |
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| − | = Gremlin King = |
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[[File:King-gremlin.png|50px]] |
[[File:King-gremlin.png|50px]] |
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| − | If the application does not have a locale framework, the Gremlin King rules and all Gremlins infest the application. |
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| + | == Issue == |
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| + | The king of all Gremlins: If the application does not have a locale framework, the Gremlin King rules and all Gremlins infest the application. |
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| + | == Remedy: Design a Locale Framework == |
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| + | How to detect, negotiate, persist, assign the locale for the application needs to be designed and implemented. |
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| + | = Embedded Strings = |
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Revision as of 17:46, 23 July 2019
I18n Gremlins are sneaky issues that work their way into your code and foul up localization. They can be hard for developers to recognize.
Contents
I18n Gremlins
Those gremlins sneak up in your source code.
No Locale Framework
Issue
The king of all Gremlins: If the application does not have a locale framework, the Gremlin King rules and all Gremlins infest the application.
Remedy: Design a Locale Framework
How to detect, negotiate, persist, assign the locale for the application needs to be designed and implemented.
