A new app, The Mall, is building a universal feed for online shopping
The Mall lets shoppers build a personalized feed of brands, track sales and drops, and discover products across thousands of retailers.
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The Mall lets shoppers build a personalized feed of brands, track sales and drops, and discover products across thousands of retailers.
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The popular fitness-tracking platform, Strava, is restricting access to its API as part of efforts to clamp down on AI scraping, as reported earlier by TechCrunch. Developers who want to build an app using Strava's data now need to pay for a flat $11.99 / month subscription. In an update on its developer hub, Strava […]
Strava will charge a flat monthly fee from developers to access its API
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When you build a PowerApps Component Framework (PCF) component that will be used across multiple geographies, need to serve labels, button captions, validation messages, and tooltips in the user's preferred language. PCF has a built-in answer based on .resx resource files, the same format used by .NET applications. The mechanism is elegant in production — but surprisingly tricky during local development. This walkthrough takes you through the full setup, step by step, and then explains a problem that arises while locally debugging your PCF. Step 1 — Create the strings folder and your first .resx file PCF expects your localized strings to live in a folder (the conventional name is strings ) inside your component directory. Each language gets its own file, named with the pattern: <ComponentName>.<LCID>.resx The <LCID> part is the numeric Locale ID , not the textual code ( en-US , it-IT ). The framework relies on this naming convention to identify which file to load for a given user. Common LCIDs: Language LCID English (en-US) 1033 Italian (it-IT) 1040 German (de-DE) 1031 French (fr-FR) 1036 Spanish (es-ES) 3082 Japanese (ja-JP) 1041 Chinese Simplified (zh-CN) 2052 Portuguese (pt-BR) 1046 For a component called EquipmentGrid , the structure looks like this: EquipmentGrid/ ├── ControlManifest.Input.xml ├── index.ts └── strings/ ├── EquipmentGrid.1033.resx ├── EquipmentGrid.1040.resx └── EquipmentGrid.1031.resx Tip: Always include 1033.resx (English). The PCF runtime falls back to the first <resx> declared in the manifest when the user's preferred language isn't available, and English is the safest default. Step 2 — Author the resource file content A .resx file is just XML. Here's a minimal Italian version ( EquipmentGrid.1040.resx ): <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <root> <resheader name= "resmimetype" > <value> text/microsoft-resx </value> </resheader> <resheader name= "version" > <value> 2.0 </value> </resheader> <resheader name= "reader" > <value> System.Resou
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