I shifted from Angular to React and have been working on it for quite some time. I love how React is evolving day by day and is becoming a powerful library for UI development.

Most developers prefer React for front-end development. It’s simpler and can be grasped easily. Its performance; virtual DOM; and flexible, component-based approach made it distinctive. I worked on multiple projects in React while I was working. One of the projects required an internationalization feature for multiple languages.


react-i18next

I came across the i18next framework for internationalization, which is written in JavaScript. It provides a complete solution to localize your product.

To add internationalization in React we use react-i18nextbased on i18next. This module provides multiple components to render content translations when the language changes.

We can use it on any UI framework (Angular, React, Vue, etc.) and on the server side as well (e.g., Node.js).


Simple Demo

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