DOM Localization
- Upcoming
- Tentative
- Breakout Sessions
- Upcoming
- Tentative
- Breakout Sessions
Meeting
Users of the web are best served by being able to experience it in their native languages. Currently, localization of web content is achieved with a multitude of custom solutions, most of which are unable to express the full depth and breadth of human expressions in all languages. Introducing an easy-to-use but powerful standard localization solution would improve the experience of all users, in particular the vast majority who do not speak English natively.
This session is a continuation of the 2023 breakout session. Since then, the Unicode MessageFormat standard has been published as a part of Unicode Technical Standard #35 and the DOM Localization explainer has been updated. It has also become clear that a web-compatible file format for localization resources needs to be identified as a part of the work towards DOM localization, or a new file format needs to be specified.
Agenda
Chairs:
Eemeli Aro
Description:
Users of the web are best served by being able to experience it in their native languages. Currently, localization of web content is achieved with a multitude of custom solutions, most of which are unable to express the full depth and breadth of human expressions in all languages. Introducing an easy-to-use but powerful standard localization solution would improve the experience of all users, in particular the vast majority who do not speak English natively.
This session is a continuation of the 2023 breakout session. Since then, the Unicode MessageFormat standard has been published as a part of Unicode Technical Standard #35 and the DOM Localization explainer has been updated. It has also become clear that a web-compatible file format for localization resources needs to be identified as a part of the work towards DOM localization, or a new file format needs to be specified.
Goal(s):
Collect comments on the proposal and recruit interests to work on the standard.
Materials:
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