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[Howard Frederick]

What kind of application? Are you writing something from scratch?

Most sites like TikiWiki, Wordpress or Mediawiki that have multi-language
options have a MySQL backend that keeps multiple copies of served content
depending on the language requested.


On 8 May 2013 12:56, Noel Nicholaus <nnicholaus at gmail.com> wrote:

>
> Guys i am trying to design a multi-language web application that will
> support both Swahili and English as per the users preference...what the
> most efficient way to go about this both to me and the server that will run
> my application?
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