Monthly Archives: April 2010

Basic Unicode readiness testing for your application

Unicode is a very complex standard, always evolving, but this doesn’t mean you shouldn’t do some basic testing, in order to uncover hidden bugs.

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Examples of internationalizing keyboard shortcuts

This article tries to complete a previous article regarding internationalization of keyboard shortcuts. I decided to analyze  a few cases, in order to explain better how we should define keyboard shortcuts in a way that will keep them working on … Continue reading

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Using the simple language and locale codes

How to choose the proper language and locale codes when localizing? If you localize only for the macro-language use the macro language code. If you have only one English use just “en” code but if you have more than one … Continue reading

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