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Getting started

  • Welcome
  • Developer tools
  • Lokalise apps

Building apps

  • Introduction
  • Lokalise engines
    • Technical requirements: Content exchange hosted connector
    • Technical requirements: Native app
    • Custom processor
  • Lokalise API: Sample apps
    • Node, React, and Next.js
    • PHP and Symfony
    • Python and Flask
    • Ruby on Rails
  • Lokalise webhooks: Sample apps
    • Node
    • PHP and Symfony
    • Python and Flask
    • Ruby on Rails
  • Lokalise custom processor: Sample apps
    • Node and Fastify
    • PHP and Symfony
    • Python and Flask
    • Ruby on Rails
  • Lokalise API: Introduction
  • Lokalise API in practice

Publishing apps

  • Guidelines and tips
    • App review checklist
    • App content guidelines
    • Code review guidelines
    • Security guidelines
  • Review and publish your app

Resources

  • OAuth 2 flow
  • Webhooks
  • Support and community
  • Changelog
    • API changelog
    • SDK changelog

I18n tutorials

  • I18n general information
  • Backend I18n
    • Python and frameworks
    • Ruby and frameworks
    • Go and frameworks
    • Java and frameworks
    • PHP and frameworks
    • Other technologies
  • Frontend I18n
    • Angular
    • React
    • Vue
    • Other JavaScript frameworks
    • Pure JavaScript
  • Mobile I18n
    • Android
    • iOS
    • Platform-independent
  • Static content and SSG I18n
  • Multi-platform I18n

Go and frameworks

  • Go Internationalization Using go-i18n — learn how to add I18n support into a plain Go application.
  • Beego framework i18n: Step-by-step — this article covers the process of translating a Beego (a Go framework) application into multiple languages.

Updated 4 months ago


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