Your business is global; your software shouldn’t hold you back. Globalyzer 3.0 helps entire enterprises and development teams effectively internationalize existing code, as well as future development, so you’re localization ready. Getting code ready for translation is typically late, way over budget and often a painful trial-and-error process. With Globalyzer, you can monitor, find and fix issues quickly, easily and with no extra proprietary data handling needed.

What is Globalyzer?

Globalyzer is a client/server software system that works together to scan code and step engineers through internationalization issues in a wide variety of programming languages. It includes:

• Globalyzer Server – centralized “ruleset” controls which make Globlayzer highly customizable to your product requirements. These rulesets, which you can adapt based on your programming languages and specific application demands, let you precisely hone internationalization detection and issue filtering, so you get solid reliable results across your company or department.
• Globalyzer Client – scans and works with source code on your desktop while communicating with Globalyzer server for your custom rulesets. Steps developers through internationalization issues, while also managing and reporting on status. Your code stays on your local machine, for secure scanning and handling.
• Globalyzer Command Line – Automatically scans, tracks and reports on internationalization progress and status. Use it as part of any automated process like a nightly build to measure and report progress on legacy code internationalization as well as ongoing development.

How is Globalyzer Used?

Adapting Existing Code — Maybe your code base is 250,000 lines, maybe it’s well over 5 million. Globalyzer is the surest way to analyze and fix it so it’s ready for localization. Use Globalyzer to find and fix:

• Embedded Strings — messages and interfaces in your code which will need to be translated
• Locale-limiting methods, functions and classes — programming dependent elements that may limit support for worldwide character sets (e.g. enabling Unicode), numerical, calendar and other types of formatting
• Unique programming patterns that block efficient translation or application logic in multiple languages

New Software Development — Perhaps you’re a globally focused company, but given all your products and distributed software development teams, you’re still dealing with all kinds of internationalization software issues during localization. That’s an expensive time to have to send code back to teams for localization oriented bug fixing. Globalyzer helps you automatically find, track and fix internationalization issues during your development process, so you can anticipate and fix localization issues and gain the timing and revenue benefits of effective global releases.
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