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kosio-t23917yI can help with JavaFX and Java Android but I am struggling with web internationalization.
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I have rarely ever touched localization, but iirc its handled via translate files and templating, so you have your variable and it gets replaced with the users current language text from the file.
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wil222887yAndroid has a pretty good system for handling multiple languages for an app (try it with Android Studio, it will yell on you if you don't use it). Try implenting the same system for your environment or find a similar library/workframe.
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wil222887yAnd I just remembered having worked with CodeIgniter, a PHP framework that allows to use multiple user languages. It works the same way as explained above. I think most high level programming languages have an existing framework facilitating what you want to do
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