The internationalization test
When choosing a development framework there are many things to look for, but the first thing I notice is solid internationalization support.
Does that seem weird to anyone? That is exactly why. Internationalization is extremely hard to get right, and is usually the last thing on anyone’s mind. If a framework offers fully integrated internationalization, there is a good chance it will be well thought out in other areas and be worth my time to use.
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