On Fri, 5 Jul 2013, Pedro Melo wrote:
I'm being asked to write a webapp for a site that will have three versions for,
one for each language.
The current idea is to use http://site.tld/en/, http://site.tld/de/ and
http://site.tld/fr/.
I'll need to think this over on how to do this with Dancer2, but I want to
reuse as much as possible of the routes between the three sites.
Does anybody did this before and can share a strategy? My current best solution
for this would be to had a hook as soon as possible and remove the first level
path if it matches one of the languages we
support and set a var for it.
Any other suggestions?
For static pages I use http://site.tld/name/of/document/
and than 'index' . $lang . 'html'
For dynamic pages I use request->request_language()
For loged-in users I use the language in there profile.
There is no need for $lang in the route IMHO.
How big will get ':lang' => sub { ... } be?
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