ECMAScript Internationalization API Specification (ECMA-402 Edition 1.0) was approved in December 2012. What is the status of browser support?
ECMAScript Internationalization API Specification (ECMA-402 Edition 1.0) was approved in December 2012. What is the status of browser support?
Posted: Sunday, July 28th, 2013 | Categories: Internationalization, JavaScript
My internationalization checklist. I have used it in many occasions, as reminder, and to put some structure in what I do.
Posted: Sunday, September 11th, 2011 | Categories: Internationalization
This is a small tool that started as a private investigation into the functionality of some Windows API, to grow into a “CharMap” with some extras.
Posted: Saturday, September 8th, 2007 | Categories: C/C++, Internationalization, Tools, Windows
On some of the localized Windows version the names of the Administator uses and the Administrators group is translated. How to test in a locale-independent way if a user is Administrator?
Posted: Friday, April 13th, 2007 | Categories: C/C++, Internationalization, Windows
Dealing with the most common character corruption problems in DBCS localization
Posted: Saturday, August 12th, 2006 | Categories: C/C++, Internationalization, Windows
Tring to help you “grok” terms like character set, charset, coded character set, code page, encoding
Posted: Sunday, August 6th, 2006 | Categories: Internationalization, Terminology
How to change a Visual Studio project to compile as Unicode
Posted: Sunday, July 23rd, 2006 | Categories: C/C++, Internationalization, Windows
What string class/API is best for internationalization?
Posted: Saturday, April 15th, 2006 | Categories: C/C++, Internationalization
Obtaining pronunciation information from Kanji using the MS IME API
Posted: Tuesday, December 13th, 2005 | Categories: C/C++, Internationalization, Tools, Windows
Most articles and books will teach you how to display data in a locale sensitive way. This article will try to show how to serialize or communicate in a locale insensitive way.
Posted: Tuesday, October 25th, 2005 | Categories: Internationalization