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- 2. Who am I? • Aaron Douglas • Red Arrow Labs in Milwaukee • Mobile (iOS & Android) & Enterprise Java Developer
- 3. Internationalization vs Localization • i18n vs L10n • i18n = adapting to work everywhere • L10n = additional features for a specific locale
- 4. What Is the Point? • Language • Culture • Conventions • Legal
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- 6. Why Localize? • Opens up markets for your product(s) • Apple gives “free” insertion into localized App Stores • Greater income • Your power users = your translators
- 7. When do I start? • From day one • Existing application
- 8. What do I localize? • Strings • Numbers • Dates • Images • Layouts
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- 19. Debugging NSDictionary *defaults = @{ @"NSShowNonLocalizableStrings": @(YES), @"NSShowNonLocalizedStrings": @(YES)}; ! [[NSUserDefaults standardUserDefaults] registerDefaults:defaults]; ! [[NSUserDefaults standardUserDefaults] synchronize];
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