Reduce your i18n costs as much as 90%
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See precisely where the i18n bugs are during development
Find i18n issues and fix them before they become bugs. Globalyzer automatically scans your code and finds bugs within these major categories.
- Embedded and Concatenated strings
- Locale-sensitive methods
- Date/Time
- Number formats
- Character corruption
- Currency
- Culture aware elements
- Emails
- Static file references
Get i18n bug-fix advice from AI
Developers can now receive an explanation for each i18n issue detected, understand its severity, and find the best solution for a fix
Flexible rules to identify i18n issues
Globalyzer’s programming language rulesets include extensive default settings. You can customize these to suit your specific implementation needs.
Access i18n Analysis Within Commits and Pull Requests
Once the source code is modified, Globalyzer conducts an analysis. It identifies i18n issues, allowing developers to implement necessary fixes.
Get Reporting on i18n Issues Status
With Globalyzer, as with other Lingoport Products, you benefit from integrated reporting via the Command Center. This feature provides access to issue counts, enables you to manage and drill down into specific issues, and allows you to track progress and historical timelines.
With Globalyzer Developers Can Detect i18n Issues and Prevent Them from Turning into Bugs
Why it’s important to catch i18n bugs on time
Finding and fixing bugs early in the software lifecycle is much more efficient and cost-effective than addressing them later.
Cost Efficiency
Better User Experience
Proper localization is key to success in international markets. If i18n bugs are not caught and fixed, they can hinder the product’s success in new markets, limiting its growth and profitability.
Market Expansion & ROI
Brand Reputation
Mistakes in localization can reflect poorly on the brand, giving the impression that the company does not care about or respect users in the affected regions.
Some countries have regulations regarding the localization of software, such as requirements for language, date format, etc. Not catching i18n bugs can result in legal issues and fines.
Legal compliance
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Globalyzer works with leading IDEs
and many more
Integrated with your repository
Supports 16+ programming languages And you can extend to more
C#
C++ (with variants)
Delphi
Go
HTML
Java
JavaScript
ObjectiveC
Perl
PHP
Python 3
SQL (with variants)
Swift 2
VB (with variants)
VBScript
XML (and MXML)
TypeScript
Frequently Asked Questions
For more detailed FAQs on the product please check this page on our wiki: https://wiki.lingoport.com/Globalyzer_FAQ
Customers pay for Globalyzer through an annual subscription. The subscription price is based on the value it brings to the organization. Large enterprise level customers with hundreds of software developers and millions of lines of code will pay a higher subscription fee than a small startup company with only a few developers. Schedule a call with our team to find out your price. Be ready to provide the number of people in development and/or the number of lines of code.
You can try Globalyzer Express for free by connecting to it via the GitHub Marketplace, or reach out to us if you need something further. Globalyzer Express has restricted functionality (up to 25 commits/ pull requests, no customization of rule sets), but it will show you how you can detect i18n issues during development.Want to see Globalyzer in full action? Schedule a demo with our team.
Lingoport products offer cloud, private cloud, and on-premise installation. You can choose the one that best suits your company security and IT requirements.
Check here to see if your programming languages are supported and released today. Globalyzer is constantly evolving so if you don’t see your favorite programming language send us an email here (support@lingoport.com) and we will let you know what options might be available.
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