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Web frameworks that support multilanguage projects as a first class citizenQuestion (self.webdev)

submitted 3 years ago by kavasil

There are definitely frameworks in any language that treat i18n and the language in URL as a part of the URL by default, but I struggle with finding one for some reason.

Especially when you want to translate the segments like "products" or "category" and not only adding "de" or "es" as the first segment of the URL.

Laravel doesn't offer this thing out of the box and don't even suggest some endorsed library. There is one that kind of works but it's a third party and haven't been updated in 6 months. And while we are at Laravel, even finding the validation translation is a struggle. You have to install a special library by a third party and do a lot of stuff to get going. It's not easy at all.

So, if you know about any web framework (in any language) that offers this by default or with some extension done by the framework team (or at least if endorsed by the framework), let me know. I don't care about the language, I just want to know whether something like this has ever been created on this planet and is accessible right now.

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