Kore Nordmann (30.May.2011 at 10:15)
Talk at International PHP Conference 2011 Spring Edition (English - UK)
This talk will discuss the various issues arising when developing a multilingual applications and provide solutions from this. This starts with solutions for common translations in templates, but will also cover requirements for multilingual models with all the associated problems, like data formatting and storage of multilingual data.
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30.May.2011 at 09:54 by Michael Stepanov
Very useful session! Especially mention about web site to organize translations. But it'd be good if you tell next time more about deployment of translations and solution to solve a problem with layout (Arabic, for example).
31.May.2011 at 06:24 by Anonymous
Good Session but I expected more detailed examples. Altough models are business logic, a few examples of arbit or anything else would be fine.
31.May.2011 at 07:19 by Peter
I agree very helpful and I agree maybe layout problem would be very helpful.
now I definetly know what to avoid when it will finally come to localization in my company.
31.May.2011 at 09:05 by Bastian Feder
Kore again impresses with a very high level of knowleadge. I agree that the number of examples shall be increased to make different things a bit nore clear.
Solid talk neverthe less
31.May.2011 at 19:49 by Anonymous
Well, i don´t think like the other writers.
Nice talk, but useful only for php Beginners.
Everything in this session was only a little bit overview about possible solutions (but not of all).
I had expected more professional knowledge.
01.Jun.2011 at 17:20 by Tobias Rojahn
I also liked the talk, but i would liked it to go deeper into the topic.
08.Jun.2011 at 12:08 by Anonymous
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30.May.2011 at 09:22 by Martijn riemersma
Thank you for an interesting session!