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SwiftUI Translation Made Simple
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How do you translate your app into multiple languages? At GoPro, I partnered with the localization team to establish best practices—and with the new String Catalog, you can extract all your 🎥Watch SwiftUI iOS Localization Tutorial: Master String Catalogs in Xcode 16 You’ll learn:
👉Grab the code here for localization Talk soon! Paul Solt P.S. Have you localized an app before? Let me know. Next week we’ll dive into Charts. |
Super Easy Apps Weekly - Paul Solt
Join 5,712+ developers learning iPhone app development and App Store publishing. Every week, I share iOS tips on how to create polished, intuitive apps—backed by insights from shipping seven apps and working at GoPro, Apple, and Microsoft.
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