Internationalize your Web App with GlobalizeJS
summary
GlobalizeJS is a production-ready i18n library that uses Unicode CLDR and UTS 35 to serve hundreds of locales, ships CLDR JSON and provides IANA time zone data as JSON, and runs in browser and server stacks (examples build with webpack, React and NodeJS). Project history dates to 2010, has ~69 contributors and thousands watching the repo, follows an MIT-friendly license, and emphasizes performance, smaller data payloads and feature parity for currency, date, number, relative-time and pluralization formatting.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:22About GlobalizeJS - Contributors and Metrics
- 4:56GlobalizeJS Timeline
- 8:08GlobalizeJS Roadmap
- 10:22GlobalizeJS features use CLDR Data
- 13:23What is Unicode CLDR
- 17:30Example: Using Globalizes in Your Webpack App
- 19:02Example (English): Using Globalizes in Your Webpack App
- 22:22Example (German): Using Globalizes in Your Webpack App
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