Locale

In the context of localization, a locale refers to a region where a language is spoken. The latter can be associated with many different locales. For example, for the language code "en_US", "en" is the abbreviation for "English" while "US" is the locale name for "United States". Our blog regularly addresses questions related to locale.

Using OpenAPI to Generate API Client Code

The Phrase Team wants to make localization reliable and straightforward... read more

Setting the Locale or Culture in an ASP.NET MVC App

How Do I Set Culture in an ASP.NET MVC App?

There are several ways to set the locale or culture... read more

Detecting a User’s Locale in a Web App

A common problem when developing web apps: how do we... read more

Phoenix-l10n

A better way to set and manage locale data in your Phoenix Applications!

This article continues the "Phoenix I18n" series. Today you will... read more

Setting and Managing Locales in Rails i18n

Setting and Managing Locales in Rails i18n

We discuss the different ways to manage locales across requests... read more