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All of this is a lot of work, particularly for already existing,
non-localized applications, but even for new applications designed from the
start to be localizable.

App::CELL's objective is to provide a simple, straightforward way
to write and maintain localizable applications in Perl. Notice the key word
"localizable" -- the application may not, and most likely will not, be
localized in the initial stages of development, but that is the time when
localization-related design decisions need to be made. App::CELL tries to
take some of the guesswork out of those decisions.

Later, when it really is time for the application to be translated
into one or more additional languages, this becomes a relatively simple
matter of translating a bunch of text strings that are grouped together in
one or more configuration files with syntax so trivial that no technical
expertise is needed to work with them. (Often, the person translating the
application is not herself technically inclined.)

=head2 Localization with App::CELL