i18n-localization

To set up internationalization for a React application, you externalize text strings using message formats like ICU, handle pluralization, and format dates, numbers, and currencies via JavaScript's Intl API. This Skill provides implementation patterns and guidelines for structuring these workflows.

To handle Right-to-Left (RTL) text direction in a localized web app, you should use CSS logical properties. This Skill provides guidelines for implementing RTL support alongside your internationalization and text externalization workflows.

The JavaScript Intl API works for locale-specific formatting by providing native functions to format dates, times, numbers, and currencies according to regional settings. This Skill explains how to integrate the Intl API into your internationalization workflow.

Yes, you can use ICU message format for text externalization and pluralization in Node.js. This Skill covers implementation patterns for both React and Node.js, guiding you on how to externalize strings and manage complex pluralization rules.

Pseudo-localization is a recommended testing strategy for internationalization before actual translation. This Skill covers workflows for translation management and testing strategies like pseudo-localization to ensure your application handles different text lengths and characters correctly.

You need to externalize strings for software localization when building an application intended for a global audience. This Skill helps you engineer applications from the ground up to support multiple languages by separating translatable text from your code using message formats.