How to Do National Language Adaptation in C++
Briefly

Daniela Engert emphasized the need for companies to involve customers in the development process of language adaptation, making it simpler and more accessible for wider participation.
We need to be aware of the needs of our customers to take part in this process, and learn to abandon some control over what we thought to be our private playground.
Engert argued that what we perceive as 'simple' might be complex for customers, citing XML files as an example that can appear intimidating and cumbersome.
There is no 'blessed way' of doing localization in C++, and multiple libraries exist that we must evaluate to find the best match for our needs.
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