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Good point. There are JavaScript tools that do that for js devs, but since oftentimes you end up having <a>links</a> and <b>nested <i>elements</i></b> in the co
by maxpr 1y ago
Good point. There are JavaScript tools that do that for js devs, but since oftentimes you end up having <a>links</a> and <b>nested <i>elements</i></b> in the code, wrapping becomes problematic and hard to maintain at scale.
I think there's a chance compile-time, AST/CST solutions might be the ultimate, O(1) i18n approach that doesn't distract. Ideally it should come out of the box with the framework, but perhaps this future is a little bit too far away just yet.
- cyberax 1y agoFor HTML, it probably needs to be extended to the HTML fragments themselves. And with React, it's pretty easy to actually extract the text fragments in {} segments.