Just found about the localization language format that Mozilla created a few years ago for Firefox: Fluent
https://projectfluent.org/

Looks quite an improvement over other formats I know like gnutext (PO) and xliff.

A good implementation for .NET I could find is Linguini from Ygg01:
https://github.com/Ygg01/Linguini

#csharp #dotnet #localization #projectfluent

Just played with @mozilla's #Fluent localization system (https://projectfluent.org/)

I built a quick-and-dirty integration with #Django. It mainly consists in binding the Python runtime API to some template tags and filters.

Looking sweet! I find it a definite upgrade to Django's default gettext-based translation framework.

Of course, somebody has already been maintaining a properly-designed integration, and here it is: https://pypi.org/project/django-ftl/ #ProjectFluent

Nothing happened on the #MastodonMahout repository in quite a while. But I'm still working on it (an #accessibility centric #Mastodon #client), just differently at the moment.

To be able to offer translations of the #app, I rely on i18n-embed, a #rust crate that embeds the localisation resources directly into the app.

It supports both #gettext and #ProjectFluent syntax.

RT @zbraniecki@twitter.com

As of this week Firefox main UI is fully migrated to #projectfluent - it makes Firefox faster, more flexible and resilient. Kudos to the team! 🎉https://www.arewefluentyet.com/?milestone=M1

🐦🔗: https://twitter.com/zbraniecki/status/1440411994528444427