What’s wrong with ASP.NET? Cultures
The problem The ability offered by .NET to set a thread-level culture then automatically format and select localizable resources using that culture’s settings is wonderful stuff. Unfortunately, it’s an approach that plays out quite a bit better in a client-side application than in a server-based application. The reason for this lies in the nature of the work one performs in a server-based application: some formatting and/or rendering is intended for consumption by client applications, but some (e.g.: log entries) is intended for consumption on the server. Things tend to muddle along just fine as long as both the client and … Continue reading What’s wrong with ASP.NET? Cultures