Rails Internationalisation: Globalite
This is a easier and lighter version of Globalize.\r\n\r\nFrom the website:\r\n\"I've been recently slightly annoyed by the lack of simple yet powerful internationalization/localization plugin for Rails. It seems like the only real solution out there is Globalize \r\n\r\nHowever, it's a heavy, bloated, hard to setup plugin. I might seem to complain, but I'm actually glad that someone came up with a decent solution. Globalize is quite powerful but I would like to see something simpler, lighter and easier to use.\r\n\r\nWhile I was looking for alternate solutions, Err released Gibberish a simple and nice localization plugin.\r\n\r\nLooking at Chris' code, I found a clean and nice solution but unfortunately too simple. The major problem I had with Giberrish was the lack of support for locales. That means that one cannot create an application supporting British English and American English. I lived in both America and the UK and believe me, I can never spell some words properly. How should I spell the following words: colours or colors, behaviour or behavior, aluminium or aluminum? On top of that, your UI might be slightly different based on the region your visitor is coming from. Localization is more than translation.\r\n\r\nAnyway, I decided to come up with my own solution, a breed of the best features from my favorite i18n/l10n projects. This hybrid solution should, hopefully be useful for people not needing all the resources of Globalize. I called my new project Globa_lite_\"