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This article will show how three major frontend libraries handle localization and how you can use them to create multilingual applications. You can see the code shown here on GitHub.
ngx-translate
transloco
Pluralization and gender formatting aren’t included with ngx-translate. However, there is a plugin to handle these features, and it’s recognized by the official ngx-translate library.
react-intl (now called format.js)
react-i18next
While both are popular (12,000 and 6,000 GitHub stars, respectively), react-i18next seems to have won developers over. This library has the added benefit of belonging to the i18next ecosystem, a translation framework offering support to React, React Native, and Electron, among others. Developers can learn it once and easily translate it into many different frameworks.
You can cut down on development time with Strapi. With its internationalization plugin, you can create different content versions for each language and country in an easy-to-use editor. All your content is available through API endpoints, allowing you to easily connect your frontend. Whether you’re developing for the web or for mobile, Strapi can help you with your localization process.