When using RESX files, the recommended structure is a base file (e.g., Resources.resx) and then creating localized versions for each language or region (e.g., Resources.en-US.resx, Resources.fr-FR.resx) to keep things organized and ensure your app can load the right translations.
At runtime, the application automatically selects the file that matches the user’s locale. If no match is found, it falls back to the base file. This setup keeps translations consistent and predictable across projects.
With Localazy CLI, you don’t need to manually maintain all these files. You can upload your base RESX file, add target languages in the platform, and Localazy will handle the generation and synchronization of localized RESX files for you, making the whole process easier and less error-prone.
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