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How to Translate URLs in React (2025 Guide)
/src
/locales
en.json
fr.json
/pages
Home.js
About.js
i18n.js
App.js
routes.jsCreate i18n.js:
Globalization in React (2025 Trends & Best Practices)
- Text translation (i18n)
- Locale-aware formatting (dates, numbers, currencies)
- Cultural UX adaptations (e.g., RTL layouts, color symbolism)
- Language switching + SEO compatibility
- Region-based content rendering (e.g., laws, units, timezones)
In 2025, more users are accessing the web from non-English regions than ever before. Some reasons to globalize your React app:
Implementing Internationalization (i18n) in a Large React Application (2025 Guide)
{
"welcome": "Bienvenue sur notre plateforme !",
"language": "Langue",
"date_example": "La date d'aujourd'hui est {{date, datetime}}",
"price_example": "Prix : {{price, currency}}"
}Edit src/index.js:
Building Micro-Frontends with Webpack Module Federation (2025 Guide)
- Use SSR (Server-Side Rendering) for public pages
- Add
<meta>tags and Open Graph data dynamically - Ensure Lighthouse scores are optimized (especially for CLS, LCP)
- Avoid client-only routing for key landing pages
In 2025, micro-frontends are not just a buzzword — they are a proven way to scale modern frontend architectures. With Webpack Module Federation, teams can deliver independently developed features without sacrificing user experience or performance.
State Management Beyond Redux: Using Zustand for Scalable React Apps
Zustand allows you to select specific parts of the state to prevent unnecessary re-renders:
const count = useStore((state) => state.count);