The design handoff is the step in the product development lifecycle where a designer hands over their user flows to developers in order to make them a reality into code.
Setting up internationalization (i18n) in a Next.js app
As your Next.js app grows & gains in usage, you might want to make it available in multiple languages. Next.js has built-in support for i18n routing since version 10.0
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However, it does not provide a default solution for translating content. Let's see how you can integrate the i18next
ecosystem in your Next.js application with Typescript.
A Complete Guide to i18n in React.js
When you want to support a large variety of users, internationalization (i18n) is an essential step to make your app more accessible. Like many concerns in React.js, there's no built-in solution for i18n. Let's explore which package you should use, what's an ideal setup for i18n & how you can collaborate with designers on localizing your app.
Introducing Recontent.app
After a few months tinkering with this idea, I'm thrilled to introduce Recontent.app, a solution to help product teams ship localized experiences to their users.