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What’s the difference between localization and globalization
What’s the difference between localization and globalization?
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Below are the definition’s which is taken from the Microsoft glossary.
Globalization: It is the process of developing a program core whose features and code
design are not solely based on a single language or locale.
Localization: The process of adapting a program for a specific local market, which includes
translating the user interface, resizing dialog boxes, customizing features (if necessary),
and testing results to ensure that the program still works.
You can visualize globalization as more of architecture decisions. While localization is
adapting your content to local market. Localization phase occurs before globalization
phase.
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