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Do you have a Vue project that you are looking to localise? Then this blog post may be of interest.

Read on if you are looking for a quick way to translate your WordPress page into another language.

Read on if you'd like to find out some more about some of the technical challenges when localising into Arabic.

Arabic is the fifth most widely spoken language in the world. If you would like to be a successful online presence for Arab users, you will need to apply UX and usability considerations that are specific to this region. Continue reading if you would like to find out more.

If you want to display different content, perhaps in different languages for people from different countries, or display targeted information to visitors from different locations you need to detect the user locale. Read on to find out how.

Web accessibility means that websites, tools and technologies are designed and developed so that anybody can use them. Read on if you would like to know more about web accessibility and localisation.

React 16.7.0alpha brings us a new feature called React Hooks. Hooks were introduced to to be able to use state in functional components without having to rewrite the component to a class. Read on for more info.

If you are interested in testing React components that make use of I18next, click through to this blog post.

If you are looking for a way to get set up quickly to show content in more than one language in React, you might like i18next, a great internationalisation framework for JavaScript.

Have you come across different versions of a language and wondered how to incorporate these versions into your software with a minimum amount of effort?

Almost everyone probably has heard of services such as Google Translate. Machine translation is the technical term for any computerised translation service.

Translation glossaries ensure consistency and clarity in all translated materials by helping eliminate uncertainty. Are you using a glossary yet?

Have you ever wondered what the difference is between localisation and internationalisation?