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Imgto.xyz – Free Image Optimization Toolkit(imgto.xyz)
2 points by colbyfayock 2y ago|0 comments
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by colbyfayock 2y ago
the app relies on it's storage, image composition, and AI features there's no reason someone couldn't swap out the underlaying tech and take advantage of the UI, but it's a big undertaking
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by colbyfayock 2y ago
it's not uncommon for Open Source projects to rely on non OSS services. the project itself is Open Source which is where the designation comes from as far as free, it's absolutely free to spin up. it does require registration (lik
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by colbyfayock 2y ago
will be adding more features, including search, over time! my first past was mainly focused on initial organization and editing, including Creations (which i was most excited about)
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Photobox – Free Open Source Google Photos Clone(photobox.dev)
92 points by colbyfayock 2y ago|36 comments
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ThinkGeek Replicator 2320 – Revolutionary product generator from the year 2320(thinkgeek.app)
2 points by colbyfayock 4y ago|0 comments
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Next Cloudinary: High perf image delivery and uploading at scale in Next.js(next-cloudinary.spacejelly.dev)
3 points by colbyfayock 4y ago|1 comments
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by colbyfayock 4y ago
Bridges the gap of trying to use Cloudinary in Next.js Particularly important with Next.js 13 which removes the globally configurable loader and removes the built-in Cloudinary loader (amongst others). - Automatically optimize images and de
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by colbyfayock 4y ago
Colby from Cloudinary here what framework / tooling are you using? Sorry you haven't had a great experience with the UI, but if you stick around with Cloudinary, I would suspect there's a lot of solutions where the processin
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CFP Template – Organize and DRY up submitting your conference proposals(cfptemplate.com)
5 points by colbyfayock 5y ago|0 comments
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From Design to Development – Free YouTube Course(fromdesignto.dev)
9 points by colbyfayock 6y ago|0 comments
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by colbyfayock 6y ago
Definitely agree! WRT deploying Next.js apps, I typically go static first because it makes it easier, exporting it to static files But there are some other options I've found: Next.js on Netlify works great if you want to deploy to Net
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by colbyfayock 6y ago
there are a lot of good options here: https://headlesscms.org/ i personally use Netlify CMS for my website. it's not as feature rich as some other options, but for a personal blog, it gets the job done, and it's o
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by colbyfayock 6y ago
sorry i heard there are some issues with the site but i haven't been able to reproduce to fix :( please let me know if you hvae more questions!
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by colbyfayock 6y ago
thanks - thats a good point - i plan on releasing the first tutorial free actually - i just haven't had the time to get that out yet, that'll be hopefully posted on freecodecamp.org in the next couple of days
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by colbyfayock 6y ago
i think there's a lot of truth to that - but they do is so fantastically well there are a LOT of pain points to deal with rolling out all that is included with the base netlify offering hosting a static site is pretty easy - but config
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by colbyfayock 6y ago
i think thats a fair point but there's a lot of benefit from from that. they're able to focus on making a great CMS there are also some open source solutions that are great. Netlify CMS works really well for a very basic page &#x2
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by colbyfayock 6y ago
that's so strange - sorry you're experiencing that. im not having any issues on my mac's safari :( glad FF is working for you though i'll try to see if i can figure out a way to reproduce
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by colbyfayock 6y ago
for sure - that's definitely a valid solution. it all depends on the goals you're trying to meet
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by colbyfayock 6y ago
Andy Bell is fantastic, great rec
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by colbyfayock 6y ago
i think there's varying levels of complexity to the different solutions available jamstack or not Jamstack, the complexity might be maintaining different services, such as a headless cms and the front end. the output though is static f
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by colbyfayock 6y ago
:o where are you seeing that, on the homepage? it's loading for me
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by colbyfayock 6y ago
For the book - I don't think there really is a high expectation of knowledge, except maybe just general web development from a high level. The hope for the informational part is to get anyone acquainted with it For the tutorials - the
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Jamstack Handbook – All things Jamstack with 3 step-by-step tutorials(jamstackhandbook.com)
84 points by colbyfayock 6y ago|48 comments
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Projects for React and the Static Web – Free eBook(50reactprojects.com)
2 points by colbyfayock 6y ago|0 comments
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Figma for Web Developers – Front End Horse(frontend.horse)
2 points by colbyfayock 6y ago|0 comments
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Creating a GEDI Geo-Locator – Geographically Searching GEDI V1 Lidar Data(element84.com)
7 points by colbyfayock 6y ago|0 comments
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FreeCodeCamp: How to Create a Dynamic Rick and Morty Wiki Web App with Next.js(freecodecamp.org)
1 points by colbyfayock 6y ago|0 comments
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AWS Cheatsheet: The Top Things to Learn First When Getting Started with AWS(freecodecamp.org)
2 points by colbyfayock 6y ago|0 comments
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How to Test and Play with Web APIs the Easy Way with Postman(freecodecamp.org)
1 points by colbyfayock 6y ago|0 comments

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