> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.appfarm.io/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.appfarm.io/appcademy/appfarm-professional/login-and-configuration/settings-configuration-and-languages.md).

# Settings, Configuration and Languages

Appfarm Create comes with a vast amount of configuration possibilities, and some of them are very useful for many use case.

### App Settings

Each App has some general settings that can be configured. For example, the Responsive Strategy and Default View for the App. You should be familiar with all main sections in the article below, as well as the configuration of App Type, Custom Header Tags and Timers as defined in the [Other](/reference/apps/app-settings.md#other) section.

**Article**:

* [App Settings](/reference/apps/app-settings.md)

### Environment Configuration

You can configure each Appfarm Client environment in your solution separately. These are high-level settings, such as whether Schedules should be enabled or Content Security Policy (CSP) settings for each Environment. 

**Article**:

* [Environments](/reference/configuration/environments.md)

### Internationalization

All Apps built with Appfarm Create supports multiple Languages and Regional settings by default. You may define this from the Internationalization menu.

**Article**:

* [Internationalization](/reference/resources/internationalization.md)


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