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The Global Developer Blog provides information to software developers and testers who are interested in international aspects of developer tools and technologies.

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2011 28

  1. MSDN Blog in Chinese
  2. LightSwitch Howtos: Change the Date Format
  3. LightSwitch How To: Change the Run-Time Language
  4. LightSwitch How To: Change the Currency Symbol for Money
  5. Writing a Coded UI Test for an International Application
  6. Reading and Display Date Values
  7. Localization Resources of Windows Phone
  8. Introduction to Satellite Assemblies
  9. Web Matrix World Ready
  10. WR Series: Windows Forms Localizability and Localization
  11. Some Thoughts on Initializing Silverlight Culture Properties
  12. What is the First Day of the Week, Really?
  13. Awareness Blog: BhashaIndia.com
  14. WR Series: Arabic a Complex Script
  15. Shaping Arabic Characters
  16. WR Series: How to Change the Display Language of Visual Studio
  17. Introducing xml:lang in XAML
  18. Visual Studio 2010 International Survey Launched! (Brazilian Portuguese + Polish + Czech)
  19. What’s in a(n Identifier) Name?
  20. Font Association (Part 1) - A Primer
  21. WR Series: What’s New in Globalization in .NET Framework 4
  22. Team Foundation Internationalization (Part 3) – Collation
  23. Visual Studio 2010 International Survey Launched!
  24. Team Foundation Internationalization (Part 2)
  25. Team Foundation Internationalization (Part 1)
  26. Announcing WikiBhasha Availability
  27. Start Building an International Application for Windows Phone 7 (Part 1)
  28. Silverlight: Arabic Reversed?

2010 3

  1. Pitfalls of Chinese Conversion (Part 1)
  2. Diacritics, Accents, Tashkeel
  3. Welcome to Global Developer Blog!