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Tag: i18n

  • Jun 6th, 2016
    The challenges of formatting currency data

    Localization and internationalization of an app or site it’s a challenge that’s not specially hard on the technical side, but that it can ceirtanly become difficult for social and behavioral aspects, such as our own etnocentrism, lack of standardized standards, or even standards that conflict with actual use or user expectations. The development team at…

  • Jan 12th, 2016
    The greatest countries and administrative subdivisions database ever

    The United Nations Code for Trade and Transport Locations it’s probably the greatest countries, states, regions, cities and localities database you can ever find; or at least the most complete you might hope for. It includes over 100,000 locations in 249 countries with detailed administrative subdivisions info and even geographic coordinates (rough, but still).

  • Sep 8th, 2015
    The most complete localization data you’ll ever need

    The Unicode Common Locale Data Repository it’s “the largest and most extensive repository of locale data available”, so it’s pretty much the perfect solution when you need information such as: Currency values, with ISO codes and visualization formats Dates and times patterns, including timezones List of “territories”, countries, continents, etc. with their corresponding languages, currencies…

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