In today's globalized world, applications need to be accessible to users from various countries and cultures. This requires support for multiple languages and content localization.
The Linked Localization Tables method involves storing common data in one table and localized data in a related table. This approach allows for efficient management of translations.
The structure has been simplified to make it easier to understand. The public.exercises table contains common exercise data such as identifier, key, and exercise type.
To conveniently access localized data, a view (VIEW) is used to join data from both tables and present it based on the selected language.
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