If your application only supports one language, you're already leaving users behind. In today’s interconnected world, building apps that adapt to users' languages, cultures, and expectations is not a luxury; it’s a necessity. In this session, you’ll learn how to build globally aware web applications using ASP.NET 10.

We'll explore the complete internationalization (i18n) toolkit, including built-in localization services, dynamic culture switching, UI adaptation, and scalable globalization strategies. You’ll discover how to translate strings, format dates and currencies according to locale, and create culture-specific content without reinventing the wheel.

Whether launching globally on day one or expanding into new markets later, this talk equips you with the tools and architectural patterns needed to build respectful, responsive, and inclusive ASP.NET apps that thrive across borders.

Who Should Attend:
• ASP.NET developers building products for users beyond a single locale
• Frontend/backend engineers tasked with localizing UI and APIs
• Product teams preparing for international expansion
• Architects and tech leads responsible for building scalable and accessible web platforms

Key Takeaways:
• Understand the differences between globalization, localization, and internationalization in .NET
• Implement ASP.NET 9’s built-in localization middleware and services
• Dynamically serve content in the user’s preferred language and cultural format
• Handle number, date, and currency formatting across locales
• Enable runtime language switching and fallback strategies
• Explore real-world architectural patterns for localization at scale
• Identify common internationalization mistakes and how to avoid them