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Beginner’s Guide to App Localization for the Chinese Market (Part 2)
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Writing a filterable dropdown menu in elm
Elm is a fun language for writing frontend programs. In this post we like to share how we solved implementing a filterable dropdown menu with it!
No more Copy & Paste: Sharing assets between Rails (and other) apps
As your business grows, so does your application and therefore your code base. Eventually, you come to the point where you’ll build satellite sites and applications like a documentation center, admin panel, landing pages and more. Or you will find yourself extracting parts of your main app into separate projects to reduce complexity and make everything more manageable.
And because you want to keep your marketing department happy, you will also start copying stylesheets, JavaScripts and logos from that monolithic app over to your satellite projects in order to provide a consistent look throughout your application landscape.
Check List: Your Localization Team Should Be Able to Do These 7 Things
You may be chomping at the bit to get your localization project started. But, before you take the plunge, take time to assess your situation. Beyond the skills, experience and enthusiasm, your localization team should be able to do these seven things.
5 Steps to Developing a Multilingual Content Marketing Strategy
Are you wondering how to coordinate a successful multilingual content marketing strategy? Check out these five steps to help you on your way.