Current recommended approach?

[patzer]

Looks like lots of interesting improvements to internationalization in the works. I'm currently building a site in English and Spanish. Each page is in both languages. What's the current recommended approach to tackle this?

[patzer]

(I should add that I'm using the dev branch of ProcessWire from GitHub.)

[diogo]

It depends a lot of what your needs are. If you think that the content will be all translated, go for the core approach http://processwire.com/api/multi-language-support/multi-language-fields/ since soon it will have support for different urls. If your site will be very simple, and you need to have different tree content in each language, go for tree approach, since it gives you more flexibility.

Edit: I'm not recommending Soma's http://modules.processwire.com/modules/language-localized-url/ because soon there will be a more natural way to do more or less the same in the core.

[ryan]

It depends a lot of what your needs are. If you think that the content will be all translated, go for the core approach http://processwire.c...anguage-fields/ since soon it will have support for different urls.

Actually it has support now, and it's there in 2.3. But it's considered "beta", so I don't recommend using it on production sites until I'm at least using  it on a production site (which should be about a month from now). But I think it's perfectly fine to go ahead and work with it now for testing and/or development.