Intl Me This, Intl me That
summary
Shows concrete uses of the intl extension backed by the ICU library: locale-aware collation (including numeric collation and strength levels), NumberFormatter and currency formatting (problems like India’s grouping addressed), MessageFormatter with plurals and named/date arguments, BreakIterator for words/lines/sentences, UConverter for charset fallbacks, transliterator and spoof checking. Resource bundles require genrb compilation. Some APIs lack docs, unmappable characters get customizable replacements, and parsing returns false on failure.
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chapters (20)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:52About Andrei
- 2:48Internationalization and Localization
- 4:05Locale
- 7:37UConverter
- 11:51Collation
- 17:33Number formatter
- 21:19Message formatter
- 27:02Breakit
- 31:15Resource bundles
- 36:52Spoof checking
- 41:42transliteration IDs
- 42:12special tags
- 42:52sample IDs
- 43:12script conversion
- 44:47Accents
- 45:42Rules
- 46:52Classes
- 47:42Translation
- 50:22Database
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