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Notes-Week6-Revision-Best-Practice-Software-Internationisation
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Notes-Week6-Revision-Best-Practice-Software-Internationisation
- Host: GitHub
- URL: https://github.com/codersales/notes-week6-revision-best-practice-software-internationisation
- Owner: CoderSales
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- Created: 2023-10-16T19:21:11.000Z (about 1 year ago)
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# Notes-Week6-Revision-Best-Practice-Software-Internationisation
Notes-Week6-Revision-Best-Practice-Software-Internationisation
## Content
Slide 9/37 [](https://learn.ul.ie/d2l/le/lessons/10835/topics/457621)
Slide 10/37 [](https://learn.ul.ie/d2l/le/lessons/10835/topics/457621)
Slide 11/37 [](https://learn.ul.ie/d2l/le/lessons/10835/topics/457621)
Slide 23/37 [](https://learn.ul.ie/d2l/le/lessons/10835/topics/457621)
usually an xml fiile
ml = markup language.
xml container to transport text and meta info
so that you can determinee which cols can be translated and which should be imported
because don't want the label back.
what not ant to end up in xml
status of strings:
- anything never translated
- anything changed since translated
- if found bug
- changed English string
- want translators to tranlslate
- needs exported.
in the next weeks in terms of CAP tools
1st of all will look at things like
xml files.
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what would see
xml file
what want to visit
purple no
grey.
xml works like:
version of
encoding="UTF-8">
orange
[CS4093_Week03_LiveLecture - CS6381 - BEST PRACTICE SOFTWARE INTERNATIONALISATION 2023/4 SEM1 (ul.ie)](https://learn.ul.ie/d2l/le/lessons/10835/topics/457621)
lecture slides
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BREAK
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Is XML programming language?
It is a markup language
if want to get stuff in aformat
that you can put back into your database
without stuff getting overwritten.
If don't have something like that
then you are
manually copying things
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Parties involved
________
Who is involved in Software Development
Generally distinguish between the doing team
and the client
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the doing team
designers
e.g.
UI Designer
often in large companies
someone who does the design
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####### Extra notes from ChatGPT3_5
How do I make an HTTP request in Javascript?
In JavaScript, you can make an HTTP request using the XMLHttpRequest object or the fetch API.
Using XMLHttpRequest:
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constxhr = newXMLHttpRequest(); xhr.open('GET', 'https://example.com/api/data'); xhr.onload= () =>{ if(xhr.status=== 200) { console.log(xhr.responseText); } else{ console.log('Request failed. Returned status of '+ xhr.status); } }; xhr.send();
Using fetch API:
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fetch('https://example.com/api/data') .then(response=>{ if(!response.ok) { thrownewError('Network response was not ok'); } returnresponse.json(); }) .then(data=>console.log(data)) .catch(error=>console.error('Error:', error));
In both cases, you can replace the URL with the endpoint you want to send the request to and modify the request method (e.g. POST, PUT, DELETE) if needed.
please explain the code used for the fetch API in the previous response
Certainly! Here's a more detailed explanation of the code used for the fetch API example:
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fetch('https://example.com/api/data') .then(response=>{ if(!response.ok) { thrownewError('Network response was not ok'); } returnresponse.json(); }) .then(data=>console.log(data)) .catch(error=>console.error('Error:', error));
The fetch function is used to make an HTTP request. It takes the URL of the resource to fetch as its first argument, and returns a Promise that resolves to the Response object representing the server's response.
The then method is called on the Promise returned by fetch, which takes a callback function that is executed when the Promise is fulfilled. This callback function takes the Response object as its argument, which can be used to check the status of the response and extract its data.
In the callback function, the ok property of the Response object is checked to see if the request was successful. If it is not, an error is thrown.
If the response is OK, the json method is called on the Response object, which returns a Promise that resolves to the parsed JSON data. This is done assuming that the response body is in JSON format. If the response body is in a different format, you would use a different method to parse the data (such as text).
Another then method is called on the Promise returned by json, which takes a callback function that is executed when the Promise is fulfilled. This callback function takes the parsed JSON data as its argument, which can be used as needed (in this case, it's logged to the console).
If there was an error at any point in the chain of Promises (for example, if the network request failed), the catch method is called on the Promise returned by fetch, which takes a callback function that is executed when the Promise is rejected. This callback function takes the error object as its argument, which can be used to handle the error (in this case, it's logged to the console).
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