How we do Internationalization

Posted by: Chad Myers Blog, on 04 Feb 2011 | View original | Bookmarked: 0 time(s)

Reading Joshs post on helpful Date/Time/TimeZone handling methods inspired me to write about how we deal with the complexities of internationalization and localization in our app. When we started, we set out some principles for our framework, application, and any related code: Data flowing into our system from external sources (human users, integrations, import, etc) will be normalized into a single unit to the maximum extent possible. External recipients receiving data from our system will...

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