In our insider guide to software internationalization, you’ll learn:
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How to plan for localization right from the start
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How to best clean code for software localization
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Why Unicode is essential for multiple languages
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What strings should be translated and what strings left alone
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How to anticipate text expansion in your strings
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Why pseudo-translation can save you valuable time by fixing bugs before you start the software localization process
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Plan for localization: Start communicating your plan for internationalization as soon as possible to streamline your time-to-market.
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Take the text out of the code: The first major step in preparing software for localization is to separate the text from the code.
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Set coding standards: You’ll save a lot of time and effort if you establish coding methods early on to support multiple languages and character sets.
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Prepare strings for localization: The core of internationalization is to use best practices in handling text strings.
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Test, fix, iterate: Before you even localize, you can do a test-run of the localization process.
If your business is ready to take that next global step, this eBook will help guide you through the necessary steps for successful software internationalization.
