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-Globalite
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+=Globalite
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 Globalite is meant to be a breed of the best internationalization/localization plugins available for Rails. 
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 The developer can pass dynamic values to be used in the localization.
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-What's the difference between Globalite and the other existing l10n/i18n plugins?
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+==What's the difference between Globalite and the other existing l10n/i18n plugins?
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 Gibberish is a nice plugin but it doesn't handle locales, you can't have your application in British English and American English. I also don't really like the syntax :p I based the UI localization of Globalite on Chris' work on Gibberish.
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-Usage
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+==Usage
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-installation:
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+===installation:
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   script/plugin install http://globalite.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/
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 rename the vendor/plugins/trunk => vendor/plugins/globalite
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 or from your vendor/plugins folder:
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   svn checkout http://globalite.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/ globalite
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-UI Localization:
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+===UI Localization:
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 Create a lang folder at the root of your project. Add your localization files in the lang/ui folder if you want to localize your interface. 
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 Note that variables can be used in any order the translator wants  
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-Rails Localization:
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 Localize a time object by using a predefined format (defined in the date_helper_time_formats variable that you can find  in globalite/lang/rails/[lang].yml)
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 Active record errors are automatically rendered in the locale language
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-Notes
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-FAQ:
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+==FAQ:
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-Why did you call your plugin 'Globalite'? 
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+===Why did you call your plugin 'Globalite'? 
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-Globalize was already taken ;) Most seriously, I was looking for a i18n/l10n solution for a project I was working on, after few hours testing Globalize Josh http://joshknowles.com, Matt http://heidmotron.com/ and I http://railsontherun.com saw it wouldn't work for us. Since we only had the choice between very simple solutions and a complicated solution, I decided to make a "lite" version of Globalize ;)
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+Globalize was already taken ;) Most seriously, I was looking for a i18n/l10n solution for a project I was working on, after few hours testing Globalize, Josh http://joshknowles.com, Matt http://heidmotron.com/ and I http://railsontherun.com saw it wouldn't work for us. Since we only had the choice between very simple solutions and a complicated solution, I decided to make a "lite" version of Globalize ;)
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-TODO:
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 - add support for pluralization
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 - content translation
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-Internationalization, Localization, Locale:
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+===Internationalization, Localization, Locale:
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 Internationalization refers to the process of modifying an application’s design so that it can support 
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 locale differences like text orientation, currency, date and time format, sorting, and so forth. This can be done 
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 uses lowercase letters. The second is usually an ISO 3166 country code in uppercase letters.
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 [from Ruby on Rails Commerce (Hellsten, Laine)]
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-CREDITS:
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+===CREDITS:
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-Some code was 'borrowed' from different projects such as:
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+Some code was very influenced from different projects such as:
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 * Gibberish http://require.errtheblog.com/plugins/browser/gibberish written by Chris Wanstrath (http://errtheblog.com)
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 * Globalize http://www.globalize-rails.org written by too many people to list them here ;)
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-* LocalizationSimplified (L10n-simplified) written By Jesper Rønn-Jensen ( http://justaddwater.dk/ )
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+* LocalizationSimplified (L10n-simplified) written By Jesper Ronn-Jensen ( http://justaddwater.dk/ )
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 Matt Aimonetti  http://railsontherun.com  mattaimonetti AT gmail DOT com
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-Contributors:
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 your name here if you submit a patch :)
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-More info:
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+===More info:
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-# Install hook code here
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+# This examples can only be run if the plugin is installed in a Rails app
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+# Requires RSpec plugin or gem
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 include ActionView::Helpers::DateHelper
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+# Uninstall hook code here but nothing installed so we are just keeping the file blank