On Wed, Sep 19, 2007 at 11:50:26AM +0300, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hello.
>
> I need an advice on writing multilangual web-application. Question is not
> about i18n or localization, that's was described here many times and i got it
> worked pretty easy :) The thing is in organizing database storage.
>
> Let's assume an easy application. We have a blog. But there are three versions
> int three languages: en, de and ru for example. But when we don't have a
> translation for the en part, we show original part. This way first we add
> original post in de, and then if we translate that part we add translation.
> And
> when a user views en version of the site he sees translated part. Otherwize he
> sees de version. This way in all three languages we have complete website,
> just
> not everything is always translated, but we know what changed and was added in
> all languages.
Don't hit the database for every string.
Use Catalyst::Plugin::I18N and generate out to string dictionaries / .po files.
Then you can make the DB storage as inefficient as you like :)
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