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Building Localized Applications with Microsoft .NET FrameworkFrançois Liger - Microsoft Corporation
Microsoft .NET Framework makes it easy to develop localized applications for the .NET Developer Platform and Windows. This talk covers how Microsoft .NET Framework allows application developers to create easily localizable applications for both Windows and the web. In particular, it explores how to create and deploy multi-lingual projects and provides detailed overview of the resource model, the API and the .NET Framework SDK tools used to create localizable applications. |
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