Learn how to internationalize Angular apps step by step with the help of ngx-translate, one of the most popular open-source libraries for i18n. By Ankit.
One of the most popular open-source i18n libraries, ngx-translate, lets you define translations for your app and switch between them dynamically. You can either use a service, directive, or pipe to handle the translated content. In this Angular 13 tutorial, we will learn how to use them all with the help of a small demo app.
For demonstration purposes, we will create a sample feedback form for Phrase, the most reliable software localization platform on the market, and launch our demo app in two different languages – English and German.
The article is very detailed and captures:
- Why use ngx-translate instead of Angular i18n?
- Configuring ngx-translate for an Angular app
- Updating the AppModule
- Creating a nav-bar component
- Creating a model
- Creating translation files
- Using the translate pipe
- Using the translate directive
- Dynamic translation keys
- Exploring TranslateService
- Creating a Feedback Component
… and much more. There are Angular code examples with good explanation. Nice one!
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