Angular 15: Translating your app
Internationalization (I18n) and Localization (l10n) are important aspects of app development, especially when targeting a global audience. In Angular 15, translating your app has become even easier with built-in support for I18n and l10n.
I18n and l10n in Angular 15
With Angular 15, developers can easily translate their app content and UI elements into multiple languages. Angular provides a comprehensive set of tools and features for internationalization and localization, making it easier to reach a wider audience.
Routes and Translations
Angular 15 also simplifies the process of managing translations for different routes within the app. Developers can define translations for each route, ensuring that the content is localized based on the user’s preferred language.
Firebase Deployment
When it comes to deploying a translated app, Angular 15 offers seamless integration with Firebase, making it easy to deploy and host the app with support for multiple languages. This allows for a smooth and efficient deployment process, ensuring that users from different regions can access the app in their preferred language.
Getting Started with Translation in Angular 15
To get started with translating your app in Angular 15, developers can make use of the built-in localization features, define translations for different languages, and easily manage routes and content localization. With the flexibility and capabilities of Angular 15, reaching a global audience has never been easier.
That was one of the BEST tutorials I have ever seen in my life! Thank you for your taking the time to make it. The deployment and routes at the very end are very helpful. Keep up the good work 😁!!
How do I do the same for multiple pages ?
Genial !!
How to manage it with multiple languages, says If we have 45 -50 xlf languages. That would increase the configurations in angular.json.
Is there any way to directly build or serve these locale by passing in package.json like previous angular version had –i18n-file=?