WPF Localization
In the past, localizing a WPF was a tricky task. In fact, you had different alternatives, some of them based on command-line tools, manual generation of satellite assemblies, and manual translation of each resource string. You also had to deal with BAML (Binary Application Markup Language), an intermediate file format for linked resources. With the MAT, all these problems have been solved, and you can take advantage of translation automation and visual tools, with a unified approach that is common to multiple platforms. This section explains how easy it is to localize a WPF application with the MAT in a few steps.
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