Code for the talk Let's Get Local: Angular Localization.
We live in a world of applications. There’s a constant tug-of-war between wanting to maintain only one source code versus our app having a home everywhere our users are found. With Angular, we can write web apps that run great on both desktops and on mobile. When combined with NativeScript, we can take the next step and run our JavaScript natively on mobile devices. We’ll look at how to create both a web app and a native iOS and Android application from one codebase, sharing our code between the web and native. Together we can forge our apps using the power of Angular and finally have one source to rule them all.
The slides can be found:
- under /slides
- as a PDF
- or run locally with reveal.js.
To run locally, under /slides/let-get-local run npm install to get the dependencies then run npm start and browse to http://localhost:3000/. To view speaker notes for additional information, press 's'.
Code examples can be found under /examples.
The example mainstreet-usa demonstrates options for localization. The master angular-internationalization is a base example application. The angular-internationalization branch demonstrates using the build localization tools provided by Angular. The ngx-translate branch demonstrates using the ngx-translate library to provide dynamic translation of the application.