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Better Search Ranking Through Image Quality Improvement
Search ranking algorithms utilize various signals to determine how websites rank against each other on the internet either via desktop or mobile searches. One such signal is Site speed. In 2010, Google introduced Site speed as a signal in their search ranking algorithms. However, this only applied to web…
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Build a WhatsApp Clone with Automatic Image Optimization
In the previous post, we showed how to upload images to a Cloudinary server. In this part, we will play with some of the features we see on the WhatsApp technology. After you or your users have uploaded image assets to Cloudinary, you can deliver them via dynamic URLs.
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iOS Developer Camp: The Dog House
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…
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Image Loading and Optimization with Cloudinary and Fresco
As mobile developers, when talking about images and videos, one of our main concerns is creating a smooth and amazing experience for our users, no matter what kind of device or network connection they are using. In this article, I’m going to show you how you can easily improve this…
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Addressing mobile challenges with the new Cloudinary SDK for Android
Developing applications for mobile consumption comes with difficult challenges. Apps need to limit their RAM, CPU, and battery usage while performing smoothly. And if there are too many background tasks, the mobile device’s battery runs out fast. Networks on mobile devices are also often unstable in some areas with slow…
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Cloudinary's iOS SDK makes a Swift move for mobile image management
Embedding and managing images and other media content in a mobile application is always challenging. The processes of downloading a media file from the web, storing it on the device, and then displaying it to the user are surprisingly and often frustratingly complex from a coding perspective. In addition, you…
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Is the future of the internet going exclusively mobile?
At the end of 2014, activity on smartphones and tablets accounted for 60% of the time Americans spent online, according to comScore. Given the fast migration to mobile, these figures have been growing every year, and this trend in migration is not limited to the US market…
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