Let React speak your language

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Introduction to the Lingui project, a JavaScript internationalization library for React that uses template literals, JSX and ICU MessageFormat via babel macros. Describes how Lingui evolved from a proof of concept into an alternative to react-intl and highlights its offline compilation of message catalogs to minimize runtime library size.

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1. 0:00Start
2. 2:19Basic Example
3. 2:42Mark the string
4. 2:59Message catalog
5. 3:11Load translations
6. 3:311. Mark strings
7. 5:15Localization
8. 7:07International Components for Unicode
9. 14:53Runtime API
10. 19:23Message parser
11. 22:26bundle.cs.js
12. 22:43Source code
13. 24:56Message Format
14. 25:48Hooks

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