In most SAP Fiori apps, translations are pretty straightforward—we rely on standard i18n files and the user’s browser language. But sometimes, things get a little tricky. Think about texts coming straight from backend APIs or typed in by users. These aren’t in your standard translation files, and you can’t predict them ahead of time. So, traditional static translation techniques weren’t sufficient.
In most SAP Fiori apps, translations are pretty straightforward—we rely on standard i18n files and the user’s browser language. But sometimes, things get a little tricky. Think about texts coming straight from backend APIs or typed in by users. These aren’t in your standard translation files, and you can’t predict them ahead of time. So, traditional static translation techniques weren’t sufficient. Read More Technology Blog Posts by SAP articles
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