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I am working on an application in C#, I want to make it multilingual. I have 2 options for that first, creating seperate resource file for all class files, second creating one common resource file for whole application.
I am not sure which option is best, so can somebody advise me regarding this?? If there is any other way of achieving multilingual functionality then also please let me know.
Cheers 🙂
In my experience, it is easier to have all of your localized resources in one place. Often, an application will have strings that are used in several places. If you have all of your resources in one place, you will only have to translate the repeated string once.