dotnet-localization

To localize a .NET MAUI application, you manage internationalization using .resx files, JSON resources, and IStringLocalizer. This ensures proper resource resolution and UI adaptation for diverse linguistic and regional requirements across multiple languages.

The best way to handle pluralization in .NET internationalization is implementing advanced pluralization rules using ICU MessageFormat. This provides accurate linguistic representation across languages within your application's localization infrastructure.

Yes, you can use compile-time source generators for .NET localization to ensure AOT compatibility. This approach processes resources efficiently during compilation rather than relying solely on runtime resource loading.

Blazor supports Right-to-Left (RTL) layout adjustments for localization. This is part of its comprehensive handling of culture-specific formatting, ensuring proper UI adaptation for diverse linguistic and regional requirements.

Formatting dates, numbers, and currencies for specific cultures in Blazor is handled through internationalization APIs. These APIs provide robust culture-specific formatting, ensuring a consistent and culturally appropriate user experience worldwide.

You need JSON resources instead of .resx files when requiring compile-time source generators for AOT compatibility in .NET app localization. Both formats manage resources, but JSON often integrates better with modern tooling.