Exploding growth and overcoming hiccups at Transloadit
We have seen a substantial leap in growth recently. We have had our Assemblies page loading slowly and a few other hiccups, which we are looking to fix.
Kevin van Zonneveld
Transloadit Blog
Read Transloadit product announcements, engineering stories, media-processing tutorials, customer workflows, and open source updates.
Launching our refreshed and enhanced website design
We've refreshed our website design for an enhanced browsing experience, with improved navigation, typography, and new features, promising more updates soon.
Tim Koschützki
Introducing /s3/store Robot's 'url_prefix' parameter
Good news for people using CDNs or bucket names that are not well-formed. As of today, we support a new parameter called 'url_prefix' for our /s3/store Robot.
Felix Geisendörfer
Enhanced GIF manipulation with new 'frame' parameter
We have a new parameter for the /image/resize Robot, called 'frame'. It allows you to select a specific frame to use for animated GIF files.
Tim Koschützki
Addressing S3 put request inconsistencies at Transloadit
Amazon S3 is a widely used service, but it has its own set of bugs. We have fixed various issues regarding PUT requests, error codes, etc.
Felix Geisendörfer
Improving upload reliability with aborted detection
In 2011, we added functionality for detecting aborted uploads. We have since released tus.io, our open protocol for resumable file uploads.
Felix Geisendörfer
Zoom update for image resize Robot now public
Our /image/resize Robot can now automatically leave images that are smaller than your specified width and height untouched when resizing them.
Tim Koschützki
Transloadit announces WebM support with watermarking
In early 2011, we added support for Google's WebM format.
Kevin van Zonneveld
Introducing rotation feature for image resize Robot
We have released the 'rotation' parameter for the /image/resize Robot. Check out the demo to see it in action.
Tim Koschützki
Transloadit boosts reliability with Amazon Route 53
Transloadit enhances reliability by switching to Amazon Route 53 for name servers, ensuring increased availability and faster scaling across multiple TLDs.
Kevin van Zonneveld
