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I'm not sure if squeezing image sizes can be a winning point for your project, pushing to s3 and cloud files was a very good feature. but if this can be extende
by level09 13y ago
I'm not sure if squeezing image sizes can be a winning point for your project, pushing to s3 and cloud files was a very good feature. but if this can be extended to be a full image management solution that can easily be integrated with 3rd party CMS's like wordpress/drupal then I think it will be a killer.
- kraken-io 13y agoThank you for your suggestions. In the following weeks we will be partnering with a leading CDN provider. Every single optimized image will be pushed to 32+ edge locations. We think it makes much more sense then just a S3/CloudFiles feature. Wordpress plugin is being developed as we speak.
- thecooluser 13y agoAs soon as the CDN integration is there, I will become a member. :)
- yllus 13y agoExcellent news! I work for a very large publisher in Canada that uses WordPress as its CMS of choice. Because we use Akamai and shrug at bandwidth costs, I don't have much of an argument there to use of this service, but shrinking all images on a page by 25% to 50% is going to have a noticeable impact on page rendering time. The plug-in would have to make the process completely transparent, though - it should happen as part of the normal WordPress upload workflow, with not even one extra step for users to have to take.