February 2022
Intermediate
25m
English
Closed Captioning available in English
Overview
Add support for different languages in your iOS apps. You’ll start by constructing a basic user interface that’s ready for multilingual support. Then add files with strings in different languages. Once you have the basics established, you’ll learn to translate via code and also via storyboard. All languages are auto-picked according to each users’ system settings. So that your users will always be interacting with your app in their native lan-guage. Adding support for multiple languages and adaptability to your apps will help reach wider audiences of users in different countries. Grow your userbase and support a more diverse and inclusive world!
What You'll Learn
- Create simple UIs via storyboard
- Add strings in different languages
- Set app languages to the system device settings
Who This Video Is For
Intermediate to advanced Swift developers creating iOS apps with the expectation of a global audience.
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