Adding Responsive Images with Cloudinary / / No Comments In case you can’t tell, I’ve been enjoying playing around with Cloudinary these last few weeks. As part of my research, I recently looked around in the docs for things I wanted to dig deeper into. One of the features I thought was fascinating was Cloudinary’s remote image support. What does that mean? Raymond Camden… more → Posted in: JavaScript Tagged with: Adding, Cloudinary, images, Responsive
Integrating Cloudinary Notifications with Pipedream / / No Comments As I continue my journey into learning the awesomeness of the Cloudinary platform, today I decided to take a look at their notifications support. Cloudinary lets you specify a webhook URL that will be hit on different types of events. I whipped up a quick example of using this with Pipedream, my favorite service for processing webhooks. Here’s how I did it. Raymond Camden… more → Posted in: JavaScript Tagged with: Cloudinary, Integrating, Notifications, Pipedream
Building an API to List Cloudinary Images in a Folder / / No Comments I was preparing to work on a Cloudinary and Apline post when I realized I needed something before I could build that demo – a list of images in a Cloudinary folder. While this is directly supported by their SDKs and REST APIs, I needed something that could be used in a public-facing web application. So with that in mind, I turned to Pipedream to build a serverless endpoint. Here’s how I did it. Raymond Camden… more → Posted in: JavaScript Tagged with: building, Cloudinary, Folder, images, List
Integrating Cloudinary into Eleventy / / No Comments I’ve had on my "to-do" list for months now to take a look at Cloudinary and their media APIs. I got some time this week to play around with it and I wanted to share my experience. TLDR – it’s freaking incredibly well done and surprisingly powerful. Here’s what I found. Raymond Camden… more → Posted in: JavaScript Tagged with: Cloudinary, Eleventy, Integrating, into
Easy Asset Access with the Cloudinary Media Library Browser Extension / / No Comments Readers of my blog will know that I’ve been banging the Cloudinary drum for years. Their awesome media capabilities allow users to optimally deliver images, video, and audio in any format and to any device. Performance, customization, flexibility, optimized delivery… Cloudinary makes media better for everyone. Another aspect of Cloudinary that I like? Their commitment to developing tools to make using their service as convenient as possible. The latest tool is the Media Library browser extension, a simple extension that gives its users access to their media in from within any tab — no need to go to the Cloudinary website itself! If you haven’t tried Cloudinary, here’s... more → Posted in: JavaScript Tagged with: access, Asset, browser, Cloudinary, Easy, Extension, library, Media