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by kvz 8y ago
We are discussing this very topic here https://github.com/tus/tus-resumable-upload-protocol/issues/... — it has stalled a bit so I would be very happy to see you or other interested/concerned HN readers
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by kvz 8y ago
That’s a fair point. And I guess with e.g. Minio you could selfhost too. S3 is great and in fact, at Transloadit we deploy a content ingestion network (reverse cdn) of many regional tusd servers, close to our customers’ end users, but they
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by kvz 8y ago
(I hope I understand your proposal correctly, I fear I might not, if so please clarify, but) more chunks come at the expense of more requests. After a connection drop each separate chunk needs to be renegotiated and transmitted. For some us
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by kvz 8y ago
The latter. 1. The client POSTs, this allocates a unique Location which the server returns and 2. the client saves this (e.g. in localStorage) along with local file identifiers so it can be looked up later and can 3. query that URL to check
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by kvz 8y ago
Love the work that Janko is doing in our ecosystem! There are implementations for most major languages. So a tus server could even just be some php code that you install with composer and add to your existing Apache setup.
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by kvz 8y ago
Yes, APPEND is not an official HTTP method though. Allowing to modify parts at any location makes things a little bit more complex and comes with some overhead. If you do need to upload multiple chunks simultaneously, you can opt into our C
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by kvz 8y ago
Yes that is very helpful. Our s3 storage backend for tusd uses it, and our https://uppy.io file uploader does too, usable directly from the browser (so you can choose to not use tus at all with it). S3 resumable uploads do come
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by kvz 8y ago
Thank you for the kind words!
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by kvz 8y ago
Yes for browsers it’s cheaper to build upon http, and it let’s you move through airport/hotel/corporate firewalls without problems. Tus is also used in datacenters for high throughput & reliable transmissions. Probably in most
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by kvz 8y ago
I hope with a client like https://uppy.io and a server like tusd, it’s much more manageable these days. Less boilerplate writing and more battle tested components for sure.
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by kvz 8y ago
Was just casually (well ok maybe it’s more compulsive than that) browsing HN and was pleasantly surprised to find tus on the front page. I’m one of the core contributors and happy to answer questions. Although it’s late here so it may take
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by kvz 8y ago
Hello, I'm kevin. I run Transloadit, a file encoding service. Developers integrate with us to add our uploading, encoding, resizing, capabilities to their apps. We just launched Turbo Mode in public beta, which works with FFmpeg to di
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Video encoding up to 86.47% faster with Transloadit's 'Turbo Mode'(transloadit.com)
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A look at the Transloadit Wizard(transloadit.com)
1 points by kvz 8y ago|0 comments
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by kvz 8y ago
Did you try FF recently? It feels as fast as Chrome for me these days! devtools are good and transition was surprisingly frictionless. Bonus: I’m trying Linux and it works/syncs my stuff across Mac/iOS/Ubuntu.
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by kvz 8y ago
Transloadit | Technical writer | Part-time | Remote | https://transloadit.com/jobs/ Hi, founder at Transloadit here. We just posted a vacancy today. To summarize: Our company is looking for a developer who enjoys techn
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by kvz 8y ago
> If you are self-funding with organic growth then you have to make sure that you spend all your profits on growth which you should do anyway In my case I have a mortgage and kids. To make sure we get by, with the high profit tax, there
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by kvz 8y ago
“Germans don’t do tech startups” is obviously clickbait but it’s equally obvious that Germany can’t compete with SF when it comes to startups. As a Dutch founder of Germany based scaleup Transloadit.com I’d say taxes and workforce-legislati
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Adoption – tus.io(tus.io)
1 points by kvz 8y ago|0 comments
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by kvz 8y ago
Hello everyone, Kevin from Uppy here. We just added basic React Native support to our open source file uploader. For some reasons why we built a js fileuploader in the first place, check out https://github.com/transloadit&#x
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Uppy 0.27: First Swing at React Native Support(uppy.io)
1 points by kvz 8y ago|1 comments
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by kvz 8y ago
> My brain just won't shut off at this point, but I enjoy absolutely everything about what I do. Everybody is different so I’m not saying this will happen to you, but I recognize this mode from personal experience and what happened
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by kvz 8y ago
How does this compare to trint.com?
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by kvz 8y ago
Transloadit.com | Digital Marketing & Sales INTERN | REMOTE Transloadit is a cloud encoder for images, video, and other content that needs marshalling around the internet. I’m not fond of labels, but B2B & SaaS seem to apply! We’re
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by kvz 8y ago
How is it better? As a coffee enthusiast I have an honest interest
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Uppy 0.24: The Next File Uploader(uppy.io)
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by kvz 9y ago
/Translation/Transition/ sorry for the typos I was on mobile, a dutch keyboard, and in a hurry :)
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by kvz 9y ago
Translation gradually if you can! See if you can work a day less, maybe via contracting at your current firm, or for different ones. Make sure that you have at least 1 real workday to crank out a MVP (and if you can, add evenings and/o
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by kvz 9y ago
30% smaller than h26_4_ is an often heard statement. If you know how much more efficient h265 is in comparison with h264 you can do the math :) At transloadit we’ve been testing the reference implementation but to encode a video it’s about
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by kvz 9y ago
Agreed, but imho not so much a SO problem as how developers tend to enjoy treat eachother, or so I’ve witnessed. It often seems the most joy that can be had out of interacting with one another is leaving the interaction with a feeling of su

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