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Preparing a Vue 3 App for Internationalization
Every modern Vue application needs to have a localization option. This course will teach you how to implement internationalization with the help of the vue-i18n plugin.
Intermediate
- Course
Preparing a Vue 3 App for Internationalization
Every modern Vue application needs to have a localization option. This course will teach you how to implement internationalization with the help of the vue-i18n plugin.
Intermediate
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What you'll learn
Globally accessible Vue applications need to adapt to different parts of the world. In this course, Preparing a Vue 3 App for Internationalization, you’ll learn how to adjust your Vue application to different locales. First, you’ll explore how the vue-i18n package works and how to implement it into a current project. Next, you’ll discover how to customize the translation options. Finally, you’ll learn how to persist the chosen locale and optimize the translation with lazy loading. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge of implementing localization based on the chosen locale needed to internationalize your Vue applications.
Preparing a Vue 3 App for Internationalization
Intermediate
Table of contents
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Version Check | 15s
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Locale and I18n | 3m 24s
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Changes in the Vue and Vue I18n APIs | 8m 3s
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Demo: Configuring the Vue I18n Plugin | 5m 23s
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Demo: Creating the Language Picker Component | 5m 44s
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Demo: Injecting the Global Properties and Functions | 4m 22s
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Demo: Switching to Local Scope | 3m 20s
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Demo: Message Interpolations | 2m 25s
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Demo: Linking Messages and Using Modifiers | 2m 47s
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