i18n?
Hi all,
What is i18n, is it some unicode standard? |
I believe it's the process of planning and developing products so that they can be changed to meet the requirements of specific local languages and cultures.
(according to http://www.softwareag.com/xml/about/glossary.htm#I anyway) |
I though so too, but what is it precisely, anyone used it?
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i18n stands for internationalization. It's not a product - it's a process. It's used in nearly all famous projects like KDE or GNOME. You have for example http://i18n.kde.org/
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