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Translate meta tags using react-helmet or next/head

Enable proper sitemap and routing strategy per locale

• Use language-based subpaths: /en, /fr, /ar
• Generate hreflang tags for each locale
• Translate meta tags: <title>, <meta description>
• Avoid client-only routing for indexable pages
• Pre-render pages via SSR (e.g., with Next.js)

Use IP detection (via backend or service like IPinfo):

import React from 'react';
import ReactDOM from 'react-dom/client';
import './index.css';
import App from './App';
import './i18n'; //  import i18n config

const root = ReactDOM.createRoot(document.getElementById('root'));
root.render(<App />);

Use the useTranslation hook:

• Load remote components/apps on demand
• Share dependencies to avoid duplication
• Enable code splitting across teams
• Works with different JS frameworks

Let’s say you’re building a dashboard app in React, but your analytics module is handled by another team using Vue. You don’t want to tightly couple the two.

• Project Size: For small to medium-sized projects, Zustand's simplicity can accelerate development.
• Team Experience: Teams new to state management may find Zustand's learning curve more approachable.
• Boilerplate Reduction: If minimizing boilerplate is a priority, Zustand offers a cleaner setup.
• Performance Needs: Zustand's selective rendering can enhance performance in applications with frequent state updates.

However, for large-scale applications requiring complex state interactions, middleware, and extensive tooling, Redux might still be the preferred choice.