When you need to localize and categorize
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"Internationalization -- or "I18N", a very geeky abbreviation referring to the number of letters left out -- is commonly defined as a set of practices intended to make software more "localizable" by introducing layers of abstraction in the code and the data of an application. That way, it is easier to later modify the language, currency, date, and number format according to the requirements of a specific locale.
Localization -- or "L10N" -- describes a set of complementary practices used to create the translations and other things specific to a locale, so that information is presented to the user in a format that he can understand." continued ... (Via CMS Watch)
"Internationalization -- or "I18N", a very geeky abbreviation referring to the number of letters left out -- is commonly defined as a set of practices intended to make software more "localizable" by introducing layers of abstraction in the code and the data of an application. That way, it is easier to later modify the language, currency, date, and number format according to the requirements of a specific locale.
Localization -- or "L10N" -- describes a set of complementary practices used to create the translations and other things specific to a locale, so that information is presented to the user in a format that he can understand." continued ... (Via CMS Watch)
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