Stop Translating Month Names by Hand: PHP's intl Extension
Currency placement, month names, ordinal suffixes, "1.234,56" vs "1,234.56" - the intl extension knows every locale's rules, and most PHP developers never call it.
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Currency placement, month names, ordinal suffixes, "1.234,56" vs "1,234.56" - the intl extension knows every locale's rules, and most PHP developers never call it.
margin-left breaks the moment your site meets Arabic or Hebrew. Logical properties describe direction-relative intent - and they are more ergonomic even if you never localize.
Intl.PluralRules knows every language's plural categories and Intl.ListFormat writes "a, b, and c" correctly - two tiny APIs that end string-building guesswork.
Intl.NumberFormat handles currencies, compact notation, percentages and units in the user's locale - the kind of formatting everyone installs a package for.
You do not need moment.js or dayjs to print "yesterday" or "in 3 weeks". The Intl API does relative time, in the user's own language, with zero dependencies.