Lang helps developers continuously translate their apps into any foreign language with professional human translators. It takes just 30 minutes to setup, with no impact on developer speed. 

Hi PH! Peter, Eric, and I are the co-founders of Lang. We’ve worked on internationalization/localization projects at our previous companies, and we’ve gone through the painful process of re-engineering a codebase to support multiple languages. Choosing the right open-source framework, extracting strings, integrating with human translators - we all wish we had a tool to help automate the process, so we built Lang. With Lang, there are three steps for any frontend app: 1) Wrap your user-facing strings with our tr() function. 2) Run “Push”, and we’ll send your untranslated strings to human translators. 3) Run “Pull”, and we’ll download all your completed translations into your codebase. We also support dynamic translations for content stored in your database or created by users. Our goal is to bundle the best features of i18n libraries with a localization pipeline that just works. We know the Product Hunt community has built amazing multilingual apps, we’d love to hear your feedback and experiences!

This is awesome!! Congrats team on the launch!

@jrdngonen Thank you Jordan!!

This is awesome Lang Founders. Congratulations on the launch. I have a question, what happens when the content is dynamic? Assume, tr("Your product " + product_name + " has been delivered.") product_name can be "Mobile", "Pen", "Basket" etc. Isn't it going to throw error or wrong translations? Just curious.

@malik_tauqeer We actually support ICU syntax which allows for variables, plurals, and special formats. Your example would be sent to a translator as "Your product {0} has been delivered."

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Internationalization built for devs

Internationalization built for devs

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Internationalization built for devs

Internationalization built for devs

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