Results for Tag ‘iOS’

Imagine this: you’re on vacation, you shoot an amazing 4K video, and now you want to upload it to the cloud to share with your friends or to store it safely. You hit “upload” and then learn that the file is too large. What’s worse, the app crashes because it’s…

Today, users access content on multiple platforms and devices — each with different screen sizes and resolutions. This diversity presents a challenge: How can developers ensure that images look great on every device without compromising performance? Check out the responsive breakpoints mechanism in the Cloudinary iOS SDK, a powerful tool…

Asset management comprises utilizing the same asset in different sizes, formats, device pixel ratio (DPR), and more depending on the device you’re using. At previous companies I’ve worked with, we tried building asset management solutions on the backend, but they still required a lot of work from our backend developers.

TL;DR Quick reference to Optimizations for the Mobile Web Quick reference to Optimizations for iOS and Android Apps We live in a visual world, often while on the go, and consumers expect media-rich web content. Accordingly, the loading speed of images and videos is a big factor…

What is React Native? React Native is a popular open source software that enables you build mobile applications easily with JavaScript. Other similar and popular options out there include Ionic, Lungo, Sencha Touch and NativeScript Vue. You can use your existing knowledge of HTML5, CSS and…

In part 1 of this blog series, we told you how we can optimize the process of uploading user images from your mobile app by taking advantage of the new pre-upload image processing functionality available in Cloudinary’s iOS and Android SDKs. We showed how you can scale down all…

Shortcut to Cloudinary’s solution As a mobile developer, enabling users to upload images and share them with other users is a very common requirement. When developing those capabilities, we need to take into account that most users won’t think twice about uploading the…

Confession: I’m kind of addicted to hackathons. Ever since graduating from Coding Dojo earlier this year, I’ve been on the hunt for new places to expand my skills and meet new people in the tech space. iOS Developer Camp’s 10th Anniversary event bowled me over. Initially, because of…

For 48 hours, over a hundred strangers worked together to form over twenty great teams to demonstrate shared ideas in working form. Our theme for the event was The Pivot, as we approach an inflection point in the tech community from a so-called “broligarchy” to a more representative culture. This…