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By Cristobal Viedma at Wed 15 Apr 10:31
Great work!
Just a simple suggestion. Maybe when a key is not found in a given language, it could use the translation in the default language.
Now it just show a “null”, but I think that other approach is even better. Only in case is not defined in the chosen locale neither in the default one, it would show the ugly null.