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Expand Up @@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ Russian language support for Ruby and Rails, using I18n library.

h3. If you don't speak Russian

This code may still be useful for you and Ruby I18n community. You can learn how how to provide support of "standalone" (as defined in "Unicode CLDR":http://unicode.org/cldr/) month names with I18n and Rails without any custom backends or hacks, and how to use custom pluralization and transliteration locale settings. This library also includes a module (@Russian@) with a set of helpers to provide simplistic pluralization and @strftime@ for Russian language -- in a way that is easier than using I18n methods.
This code may still be useful for you and Ruby I18n community. You can learn how to provide support of "standalone" (as defined in "Unicode CLDR":http://unicode.org/cldr/) month names with I18n and Rails without any custom backends or hacks, and how to use custom pluralization and transliteration locale settings. This library also includes a module (@Russian@) with a set of helpers to provide simplistic pluralization and @strftime@ for Russian language -- in a way that is easier than using I18n methods.

Feel free to shoot an email to Yaroslav Markin ("[email protected]":mailto:[email protected])

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