artvankilmer
Sustainable Web Development with Ruby on Rails: sustainable i18n?
Thank you for an insightful, detailed book!
There was a brief mention of internationalization (i18n) in End-to-End Example (Chapter 17). But besides a link to the Rails guides on the topic, there was no elaboration on i18n.
Given handy gems like i18n-tasks and the relatively large impact of i18n on views and tests, I think sustainable i18n could have some guidance, details, or examples.
Does Dave @davetron5000 or anyone else have ideas?
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