City Visit Tracker - i18n tutorial

Powered by Java, ResourceBundle and Crowdin

This app promts users to save, edit or delete a visited city in the app's internal City repository.

City is stored at the app's runtime, however, feel free to connect it to any database.

To run the app, compile CityApplication.java.

To add, edit or delete l10n resources, use /src/resources

How to run the app

Step 0 - install Java

Skip this step if you already have it installed

1. Open a command prompt by typing cmd in the search bar and press Enter.
2. Run the following command:
java -version
3. If you don't see any java version - go to official Oracle's website and download the latest java version.
4. Run the java installation file. It should do everything for you.

Step 1 - clone the app's repo

1. Click "Fork" in the top right corner of this page.
2. Unpack the project in your file system.
3. Copy the project location path.

Step 2 - compile the .java file

1. Open a command prompt by typing cmd in the search bar and press Enter.
2. Enter cd command and go to the copied path and navigate to the "src" folder.

For example: cd C:\Downloads\java-i18n-with-Crowdin\src will take you to the project folder.

3. Run the compile command: javac CityApplication.java

Step 3 - final - run the app

• In the same folder, run the java CityApplication.java command.
• Optional - feel free to explore and add functionality to the current project.

You could connect this app to a database, add login functionality, or, most importantly - add a new ResourseBundle to your own locale!

Next Steps & More Information

• Visit Crowdin website.
• Read our article on how to localize your Java app. The app in this repo is used as an example.
• Learn how engineering teams use Crowdin.
• Developer portal.

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