Angular Internationalization / i18n - Using ngx-translate & Phrase

Easily implement internationalized (i18n) web apps with angular and ngx-translate. Also we take a look at the (optional) translation manager Phrase, manage translations and export them for the angular project.

(00:00) - Intro
(00:44) - Create Basic Example Angular App
(01:36) - Create Localization Files with Phrase
(04:58) - ngx-translate
(07:45) - Outro

[deepcool]

You saved my day. I was stuck at angular default internationalisation, which was too long approach and was not working for me. Many thanks.

[Cromfeld]

Thanks You so much! Zwei Helles für Dich!

[noreply]

Thanks for a great lecture, Danke für eine gelungene Vorlesung ;) Anyway, you are sing the de-De prefix, I am automating the language switch by asking the Web browser for the current users preferred language(s) what happens if the User's preferred language settings are, say 'de' and not 'de-DE'?

[noumannazir]

Hi @Genka it's not effective on routes, for example on changing the routes its resets to default language & showing a different language on the dropdown.

Congrats for the video.
I've tryied doing this on Angular 11, but I got nothing... Is there a problem with nbx-translate on angular 11?
Tnx!

[ilclaudio]

Thank you, very much helpful video. Is there a way to avoid to inject the translate service in the controller of each page?

[sarainatera]

Hi! Awesome! I have a question, there is a way that if a type /de/ on the url, I get the German version and also if I type /en/ I have the English version?

[halimaghannoum]

Hi can you help with the issue of cors when to build this app