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16 January 2007
L10N: Maintainable Resex Files

When you plan to make your project multi-language and you are nearing its completion it is not smart to put those resource strings on a .resex files and edit right from your IDE. Why? Simply because it is not maintainable and hard to track changes whenever you add new entries. Also, your translators... Read More...

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17 December 2006
L10N: Will your translators understand your RESEX files.

In few days I have to hire a Danes translator and I wanted it to be easy for her to encode[:) of course!] and be guided properly what to put in. Initially I thought a friendly naming on resource ids is sufficient, but I was wrong. It won't help her because different pages share the same resource strings... Read More...

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08 November 2006
L10N: Changing cultureinfo on a multithreaded application/service

Today, I have written a service to be deployed on a server to manage creation/tracking of orders and manage sending different emails to customers. I designed it to be multi-threaded and at first I want to use System.Threading.Timer but its complexity is not suited on a simple server process like my requirement... Read More...

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