posted: November 10th, 2006 · by: Sven
in: Programming, Globalization · tagged as: ruby, rails, plugin, globalize, howto, i18n, intro · 32 comments »
So you’ve just found out that Globalize is the Rails plugin to bring multilanguage support to your applications? And you’re now looking for an instant overview of what Globalize can do for you?
Then here’s some good news for you. By the end of this article you’ll know:
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