Author: steveatkin
Author: steveatkin
Developers often struggle with how to quickly translate their cloud applications without having to hire professional translators and wait around for their translated resource bundles to be returned to them. Well IBM Bluemix has a great new service called Globalization Pipeline that lets you translate your applications in minutes without having to leave the Bluemix dashboard….
This post is to help you get started with using the new ECMA 402 Internationalization APIs in Node.js. In an earlier post I showed you how to query the Accept-Language header setting to determine the appropriate language to use in your Node.js APIs on IBM Bluemix. Now that we have the appropriate language and or locale…
The use of machine translation has become nearly omnipresent across many applications to help users understand content in other languages. Even though machine translation does a great job at giving you a gist of the meaning there are occasions where specialized technical terms are inappropriately translated. To help you manage these situations you can apply…
In this post I am going to explain how you obtain the client side HTTP Accept-Language setting for APIs built with IBM API Management on Bluemix and use the setting to determine the appropriate language to use in your API. I have created some sample code on IBM Jazz Hub that you can use as…
Developing secure APIs with IBM API Management and IBM Bluemix is really simple and in this blog post I will provide an overview of the key steps you need to follow to get your secure APIs published in a custom catalog on Bluemix for other developers to use. Creating APIs with IBM API Management eliminates many of…
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