This article presents an overview of requirements and general considerations to localize a Web form using Dojo’s Dijit and Dojox widgets.
A Localization Primer for Dojo Dijit and Dojox Controls

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Learn how to create an HTML page that uses PHP to let a user choose the language the page displays.
Go here to read the rest: Create a Localized Web Page with PHP

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Learn how to combine Ajax and JSON to override the browser’s default locale and perform retrievals of complex data.
Read more: Combine Ajax and JSON to Transmit Complex Presentation Data

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Despite its atrocious lack of i18n functionality, you can make JavaScript work better with multilingual web pages.
View post:JavaScript’s Lack of i18n Support and What It Means for You

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Go inside the WSDL file for a Web service and then learn how to create both Web- and desktop-based clients to consume the service.
Excerpted from:Creating a WSDL File and Clients for Your ASP.NET Web Service

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A Web service basically is a collection of open protocols — XML, SOAP and WSDL — that is used to exchange data between applications in a platform-independent way.
See more here: Anatomy of a Web Service: XML, SOAP and WSDL for Platform-independent Data Exchange

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Get a breakdown of the Java Locale object and its important features, as well as some of the important classes that are affected by Locale.
Here is the original: Using the Java Locale Object to Internationalize Your Application

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The Java SE platform allows you to adapt (localize) your applications to various languages and regions easily, cost-effectively, and without having to re-engineer the software.
Read the original here: Internationalizing a Locale-specific Application in Java

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Are web-based translation services good enough for professional applications? Explore the features in Google’s Language Translation services to find out.
Go here to read the rest: Are Google’s Language Translation Web Services Ready for Prime Time?

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JavaScript’s error-capturing mechanisms not advanced enough for your web applications? Here’s a novel way to log JavaScript errors using an AJAX-driven web service.
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Using language-specific locale features allows your applications to support many different locales, regardless of the settings on the computer, which runs the application. Today’s article takes a look at date formatting considerations in PHP.
Excerpted from:Globalize your Web Applications: Working with Dates in PHP

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Today’s article will highlight some of the ramifications of mixing scripting languages in your web pages. These discussions will be applicable to cross-browser scripting and HTAs as well.
Source:Mixing Scripting Languages

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The JavaScript 2.0 / EMCAScript 4.0 proposal isn’t due to be finalized until the end of the fall of 2009, but it’s already garnering lots of strong reactions - both good and bad. Today, we’ll be taking a look at some of the proposed specifications and you can decide for yourself whether they constitute improvements [...]

Although rich web sites and applications have become the norm in recent years, they can still be difficult to develop, maintain, and expand. Many of the challenges stem from the schism between client and server components. The Jaxer server, developed by Aptana, is an open source Ajax web server for building rich web pages and [...]

Today, JavaScript can be written, debugged, and even tested using frameworks’ built-in functionality or by specialized software. In today’s article, we’ll begin examining some of the latest ways of debugging your JavaScript code.
Read the original post: Debugging JavaScript: Beyond Alerts

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