C# Import Your Localized Resources in v7.5 Import functionality has been delayed for several versions of DbLocalizationProvider. However, with the help of community member - this feature has finally been implemented!
Asp.Net Core DbLocalizationProvider v7 Out! In this blog post I wanted to highlight some of the most obvious and visible changes to the library. As we jump to the next major version - this was good timing for me to finally materialize some of the pending break changes I was holding back for a very long time.
EPiServer Localization Provider Update Hi all, Not a huge pile of news and features (those I've saved for v7.0). It's been a while since v1.0 of LocalizationProvider. Originally it has its inception
EPiServer LocalizationProvider Under the Tests Recently I got a question from a very good friend of mine about how to properly unit test localization provider. Tests and even unit ones have been one of the
C# Episerver Localization Provider - Major v6 Released! Introduction I'm pleased to announce that v6 of DbLocalizationProvider is finally out to the wild. This stressful and lots of unknowns period was great timing for me to sit down
Asp.Net Core Localization Provider - Major 6 Released! Introduction I'm pleased to announce that v6 of DbLocalizationProvider is finally out to the wild. It's been a bit bumpy road and longer journey as expected, but here we are.
EPiServer LocalizationProvider v5.7 Is Out It's been a while since last Episerver DbLocalizationProvider package update. Fortunately this release includes couple bug fixes delivered by amazing developer community and also few new features. What's included in
C# Effectively Working with Git Submodules Background During development of DbLocalizationProvider I had single repository in GitHub containing more that one package as result of the build. Initially there was just a EPiServer package to add
C# LocalizationProvider Client Side Feature now also for Asp.Net Mvc Apps There are sometimes moments when you just need to take deep inhale and add backward support for apps that most probably you will hardly see selected in "File >
C# Client-side Localization in Asp.Net Core Using LocalizationProvider Starting with v5.4.1 version of the LocalizationProvider package for .NET Core, it's now possible to work with translations also on client-side.
C# Localized Episerver Enum Properties Time to time I receive questions on how to properly translate System.Enum based properties on Episerver using DbLocalizationProvider package. The support has been around for quite while, but I've never really blogged about it properly.
C# Razor UI Class Library with Dynamic Area Name This blog post is describing configuration setup required to support dynamically generated area names for Razor Class Library Pages. This approach is used in AdminUI for DbLocalizationProvider for Asp.Net Core.
Localization Localization Provider - 5th generation out! Freshly baked v5.0 is out now. Changes in this version (some of them are breaking ones). Mostly release was focused on .Net Core AdminUI improvements and new features.
EPiServer Double Language Fallback Behavior in Episerver And here we are again to talk a little bit about localization stuff. Most probably you know already there are pretty neat settings when it comes to localization of the
C# Fixing ClientModel Validation in Asp.Net Core This blog post is about how to fix Asp.Net Core Mvc built-in client model localization provider and use DbLocalizationProvider on client side as well.
EPiServer Localizing your React Components with DbLocalizationProvider Background With latest hype around Episerver with no head (aka headless) - it's becoming more interesting to escape casual back-end stack and see what's happening in other fronts. And it's
Localization Localizing Asp.Net Core Applications now with AdminUI Finally it's time to release administrative user interface for complementing Asp.Net Core application localizing process. It's been a while since localization provider has been released for Asp.Net Core
C# Some smaller updates for DbLocalizationProvider Localization provider is well and alive. Lately I've been heads down busy with porting some of the parts over to .Net Core targeting .Net Standard version 2.0. Anyway just
Localization Alternative Localization for Asp.Net Core Applications Asp.Net Core Built-In Support This is code fragment from official documentation how to localize content using built-in functionality. App Content Localization [Route("api/[controller]")] public class AboutController
EPiServer LocalizationProvider - Tree View, Export and Migrations It's been a while since last blog post about localization provider. It just means that I've been heads down busy with implementing some great features :) Anyway - these are most
C# Strongly Localized EPiServer Categories Initially strongly typed localization provider was not planned to be used everywhere in EPiServer, but localizing categories came as complimentary feature: [LocalizedResource(KeyPrefix = "/categories/")] public class Categories { [ResourceKey("category[@name=\"" + nameof(SampleCategory) + "\"]/description")] public static string
EPiServer Feedback Taken - EPiServer Localization Provider Updates Listen to the audience. I was more than lucky to be on some local user groups to talk about strongly typed localization provider for EPiServer. Feedback from the audience is
EPiServer Updates for DbLocalizationProvider - Foreign Resources Blog post about latest updates for database localization provider project. Release mainly focuses on foreign affairs - foreign, hidden and referenced resources. Read further for more info. Foreign Resources Good
C# DbLocalizationProvider step closer to front-end Along with other smaller bug fixes, database-driven localization provider for EPiServer got closer to front-end. We joined forces together with my old pal and friend Arve Systad and made it
EPiServer Localization Provider - Import and Export (Merge) It's been awhile since last update for DbLocalizationProvider for EPiServer. Anyway things been in my backlog. Period around New Year is not the most productive for me :) This blog post
