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This is the repository for the BabelFx (formerly known as l10nInjection) framework.

Discover a better, amazing way to build multi-language features into your Flex applications. Instead of using the traditional Flex approaches using the resourceManager.getString() calls, you should use Inversion of Control (IoC) and inject localized resources into your views and controls at runtime. Use the BabelFx (aka l10nInjection) framework and easily create a single registry file that contains ALL the mappings of localized content that will be injected into specified targets.

Sample applications that demonstrate the use of l10n injection are also available at the BabelFx: Sample Applications Github repository.

To quickly learn more about BabelFx, watch the slide shows below. You can also visit Learning BabelFx: Video Tutorial for a blog tutorial and live sample application.

Building Multilanguage (i18n) Flex Applications

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Finally, here is a 2009 slide deck from a 360Flex hands-on-training: “Creating our 1st i18n Flex application”. While that presentation did not use the BabelFx (aka l10nInjection) framework, it does present a nice overview of the issues and traditional approach.

Oğuz Demirkapı – Hands On Training: Creating Our First i18N Flex Application (2 hours)

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