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by nadavs 14y ago
This blog post describes the new Cloudinary's add-on for cloudControl, a popular European PaaS provider. Ruby on Rails, Django and PHP developers can build and deploy their applications using cloudControl and use Cloudinary as an add-on for
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CloudControl PaaS add-on for cloud-based image management(cloudinary.com)
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by nadavs 14y ago
This blog post shows how you can use cloud-based image transformations to easily manipulate the opacity of images and how to use this technique to add watermarks to images. Sample code in Ruby, PHP, Python and Node.js is included.
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Image opacity manipulation and dynamic watermark generation(cloudinary.com)
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by nadavs 14y ago
This blog post describes how to easily generate advanced image transformations for your Ruby on Rails applications while using the CarrierWave GEM for uploading images to the cloud and assigning them to your ActiveRecord or Mongoid model. A
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Advanced image transformations in the cloud with CarrierWave & Cloudinary(cloudinary.com)
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by nadavs 14y ago
This blog post explains how to easily added various kinds of borders to images using Cloudinary's cloud-based image transformations. It also demos some useful chained transformations for quickly achieving interesting effects. The post inclu
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Adding borders to images(cloudinary.com)
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by nadavs 14y ago
This blog post describes a new cloud-based API that helps you improve your website using semantic information hidden in your user uploaded images. You can use Cloudinary's API to retrieve Exif data, coordinates of detected faces, predominan
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API for extracting semantic image data - colors, faces, Exif data and more(cloudinary.com)
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by nadavs 14y ago
This blog post lists 10 interesting web and mobile startup companies that are using Cloudinary to upload, transform, manipulate and deliver their image-rich media in the cloud. Some details about these very interesting startups and their te
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10 Startup companies that manage their images in the cloud(cloudinary.com)
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by nadavs 14y ago
This blog post describes a new Engine Yard add-on for a cloud-based solution that streamlines all your online image management needs with Cloudinary. You can easily upload images to the cloud, perform smart image resizing & transformati
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Engine Yard add-on for cloud-based image management(cloudinary.com)
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by nadavs 14y ago
This blog post details a programmatic way to easily create image compositions, build image-based animations and generate animated GIFs. All image transformation, layering, effects and animation generation are done by Cloudinary in the cloud
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Cloud-based animated GIF generation(cloudinary.com)
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by nadavs 14y ago
This blog post describes Cloudinary's new asset administration API. Using this API you will be able to programatically browse through user uploaded images, find specific images, delete images, delete transformations and more. Sample code fo
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RESTful API for managing your website's images and other online assets(cloudinary.com)
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by nadavs 14y ago
This blog post describes Attachinary, a great new attachment management library for Ruby on Rails by Milovan Zogovic. Non-intrusive integration with your model, minimal code changes. Uses Cloudinary for uploading files to the cloud, transfo
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Attachinary - a modern attachments solution for Ruby on Rails(cloudinary.com)
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by nadavs 14y ago
This blog post explains how to keep people privacy in photos by automatically blurring their faces. A pixelization effect is applied on images. Together with automatic face detection, only faces in a picture are blurred as intensely as you
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Automatic face-blurring in images made easy(cloudinary.com)
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by nadavs 14y ago
This blog post describes how to utilize the private images and strict transformations features that are now available through Cloudinary, for easily building a stock photo site. Uploading private images, resizing, cropping and adding waterm
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How to quickly build a stock photo site using Cloudinary(cloudinary.com)
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Generating video thumbnails from YouTube and other video sites(cloudinary.com)
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by nadavs 14y ago
This blog post explains how to easily upload PDF documents to the cloud, automatically convert them to images and back to PDFs, generate thumbnails dynamically, extract certain pages from multi-page documents and deliver through a fast CDN.
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Uploading, converting and generating thumbnails for PDF documents(cloudinary.com)
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by nadavs 14y ago
This blog post talks about Cloudinary's Heroku add-on for cloud-based image management. Easy integration with Ruby on Rails, Node.js and Django Heroku stacks included.
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Heroku add-on for image management in the cloud(cloudinary.com)
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This blog post explains how in addition to safely storing uploaded images in a cloud based storage, uploaded images can be automatically backed up to a safer location, where no casual API calls can penetrate. Multiple revisions are kept for

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