Launching gt-next Internationalization (i18n) sucks. My friends and I @translation_inc are building a Next.js library to make it easier. npm i gt-next Today we’re launching it in open beta. If you have a Next.js app and want to launch it in every language, check us out (docs

Launching an internationalized Next.js app in 5 minutes I’m building the easiest way to launch your Next.js app in multiple languages. I created an app, ran our setup command, and had it live on Vercel in 20 languages in 5 minutes. Links to the repo, plus Spanish 🇪🇸, French

React devs — are you hardcoding plural logic in your app? Or are you using a UI library?

I’m building an AI-first i18n library. One of the coolest features: Change your code and see translations change live. Here it is in Next.js:

Awesome part of our i18n infra: a built-in translation editor. Edit in any language and see your page update instantly. Here it is with a Vite ⚡ app:

Translating a Next.js app into Spanish with gt-next:

just gave the 17 year old intern “complete creative control” over our corporate twitter account go follow her General Translation

Calling us a Google Translate wrapper is calling @superhuman gmail with keyboard shortcuts

onion haseyo 🧅

it is so over for u(s)

my journey to becoming the favorite child General Translation

star it or else

the interns are mocking my accent

if you don't review PRs from your apple watch like Archie McKenzie you're ngmi

do chinese people code like this?

Just added i18n to my website with General Translation! RTL works great and my blog posts are translated too. I'm only adding translations for languages I speak!

how did this internal @generaltxn code leak?!

Bridges and water/land terraforming is out, mostly built with Cursor Cloud agents Also expand your city by 30x30 tiles from settings Next: Localization with General Translation