本地化

Avalonia uses XML files to internationalize

This article explores in depth Avalonia's methods and advantages of using XML files to achieve internationalization. By comparing it with Resx resource files, developers are provided with a basis for choice. Internationalization of XML is suitable for scenarios where user-side modification needs, AI editing is expected, and clear language structure management is pursued. The article details the entire process from creating language files, strong typing generation to specific use and language management, and provides links to relevant resources, such as XML language management packs, case demos and language management tools, Resx resource management extensions, etc., which helps developers quickly get started and apply this internationalization solution in actual projects, improving the global adaptability and user experience of Avalonia applications.

Localization of ASP.NET Core WebAPI (single resource file)

Microsoft's default method is that one class corresponds to multiple resource files, which is quite troublesome to use. This article introduces the use of single resource files, that is, all classes of the entire project correspond to a set of multi-language resource files.

Overview and examples of WPF localization extensions

WPF localization is the transformation of application resources into localized versions that support the specific culture of the application.

How to internationalize and localize the WPF Prism Module?

The previous article briefly introduced the internationalization of the main project, which was implemented using the Resource Dictionary (XAML). I have added several Prism modules (Modules) in the past few days, and found that it is difficult to achieve internationalization and localization of sub-modules by using resource dictionaries. I couldn't find a better reference article, so I changed the method and used resource files to achieve it.