WR Series: What’s new in Globalization in .NET Framework 4

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This episode touches on the new characteristics, changes, and improvements in the .NET Framework 4 regarding Globalization. Topics include Cultures, String Management, Neutral Cultures, and a set of tips and tricks to help you develop robust international applications.

Andy Gonzalez, PM in the Developer Division's Globalization team, will introduce you to these concepts in detail focusing in some of the caveats of developing globalized applications. Stay tuned for more videos regarding this topic and many others!

Other useful links:

MSDN GoGlobal website
- Microsoft GoGlobal website

Articles
- Microsoft .NET Framework 4: What is New in Globalization

- What's New in Globalization and Localization

Blogs

- Global Developer (supporting Channel 9 Global Developer videos)
- Michael Kaplan’s
- Shawn Steele’s

Book
- Developing International Software

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