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This blog post describes the advantages of the WebP image format and how you can use Cloudinary to automatically deliver your images through the Akamai CDN in either JPG or WebP according to the your visitors' browsers. Sample code inc
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Transparent WebP format CDN delivery based on visitors' browsers
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This blog post details how you can dynamically create and modify multiple image ads and banners of different dimensions, layouts, colors and texts while using dynamic transformation URLs. Image generation is performed in the cloud (no need
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How to create ad banners dynamically for A/B testing and audience targeting
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This blog post describes how you can embed profile pictures of Instagram and Google+ users in your web or mobile apps. Profile pictures are automatically fetched from the remote social networks, manipulated and transformed in the cloud on-t
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Display Instagram and Google+ profile pictures in your website and mobile app
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This blog post shows the advantages of the WebP format over JPG and PNG and describes how you can automatically convert all your images to WebP of any quality. A dynamic-loading technique with on-the-fly image generation using jQuery is als
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How to support WebP images, save bandwidth and improve user performance
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This blog post describes how you can easily build a high-end, real-time photo sharing application using both PubNub's and Cloudinary's cloud-based services. Live photo sharing web application is included as well as Ruby and Javasc
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How to build a real-time photo sharing website in a few easy steps
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This blog post introduces Cloudinary's image improvement filters and effects. With these new capabilities, you can embed better looking images in your websites and mobile apps with ease. You can also mix and match multiple improvement
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Automatic cloud-based image improvements and effects
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This blog post describes the challenges that modern fashion sites and mobile apps face while managing their photos. The post shows how Cloudinary can be used by fashion sites for managing their images in the cloud: easy to use & powerfu
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How to manage images in a fashion website
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This blog post details how you can use Cloudinary to perform asynchronous background image processing in the cloud and receive web notifications when uploading and image manipulation are completed. Sample code in PHP, Python & Django an
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Webhooks, upload notifications and background image processing
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This blog post describes the challenges of Mediavine while managing, manipulating and delivering images of their very popular network of websites built with Ruby on Rails. The post also describes Mediavine's experience in integrating Cloudi
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How Mediavine handled image load in a 50M+ page-views Rails site
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This blog post explains how a small Ruby on Rails default configuration change has caused a partial outage of Cloudinary's production service. The post also details certain system monitoring approaches and suggested ways to improve them.
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A story about production systems, Rails, monitoring and off-hour notifications
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This blog post introduces Cloudinary's add-on for the Window Azure cloud platform: powerful image uploading, manipulation and CDN delivery for .NET, PHP, Python, Node.js and Java web applications developed and deployed using the Windows Azu
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Windows Azure add-on for cloud-based image management
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This blog post lists 10 cool startups that integrated with Cloudinary for uploading their images to the cloud, dynamically transforming them to match their graphic design and delivering the images optimized through a fast CDN. The listed st
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10 Startup companies that manage their images in the cloud - Part 2
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This blog post describes how to automatically sharpen images, blur images and blur only detected faces in photos. Image manipulation is performed seamlessly in the cloud by Cloudinary. Sample integration code included for Rails, PHP, Django
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Automatic image sharpening and blurring in the cloud
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This blog post introduces Cloudinary's new cloud-based media library and transformation management UI. Whether you are are developing in Rails, PHP, Django, .NET or other frameworks, you can use this new library to browse through all user u
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Cloud-based media library management for Web and mobile applications
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This blog post details solutions to common mistakes developers and designers make when handling images on their web sites. Failing to address these issues can result in a negative effect on user experience, website performance and bandwidth
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Top mistakes in handling website images and how to solve them
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