Dave Hollingworth
If you are a PHP developer and you want to display your site in more than one language, then you need to learn how to internationalise your code. Offering your content in several languages will enable you to reach a larger audience.
Learn how to Internationalise your PHP code in this Comprehensive Course.
Learn how to get the language from the URL
Use international standards for identifying languages
Build reusable code for handling multi–language sites
Learn how to use the industry standard gettext
Translate dynamic content including plurals and dates
Translate content in databases
Create a user–friendly interface for visitors
The essential skills required if you want to develop a multi–language website or web application in PHP.
Not everyone understands the same language. To reach a larger audience with your content, you need to display your content in more than one language. gettext has been the industry standard for translating content for many years. In addition to learning how to use gettext with PHP, we’ll learn how to offer the best experience for the international visitor.
Content and Overview
This course is designed for the PHP developer who currently has some content developed in one language. Learning the techniques on this course will enable you to internationalise your site, so you can display its content in multiple languages.
Instructor Details
Courses : 7
Specification: Multi-language PHP: internationalisation for PHP developers
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| Price | $12.99 |
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| Duration | 3 hours |
| Year | 2020 |
| Level | All |
| Language | English |
| Certificate | Yes |
| Quizzes | Yes |
$12.99
Donald Fish –
I love the way the code is built upon in each lecture, starting from scratch, and building up to a website that works in two languages. Great short course!
Cliff Strange –
This lecture is very informative, and just what I needed right now. I am glad that a php class was used for the selection and handling of the translation as presently I am trying to to learn all I can about oop, and practical examples help much more than animal classes.
Chabrio Fran ois –
Very good course on the Gettext method for translating a website in several languages. Very comprehensive and clear explanations. The man knows his stuff and provides all the necessary files to follow along and implement this library in your own projects. Be carefull, however, that you should already be familiar with PHP (both procedural and OOP ways of programming) in order to make the most of it. Since ‘gettext’ is the default PHP method for internationalization and localisation, it should be the case… But if it’s not, then it’s worth the investment !