#open-source

We reviewed the Mini Shai-Hulud npm supply-chain attack, found no evidence of impact to Transloadit, and tightened dependency and CI safeguards.

Students get free access to Transloadit's Startup Plan through GitHub, enhancing projects with advanced file processing.

Our next open source uploader for web browsers: Uppy, is featured on Product Hunt

To get more exposure for tus, we published a piece in Streaming Media's The Platforms, Players & SDKs Superguide. Here's the full article for your convenience.

With the year coming to a close, one of our founders gives his thoughts about what the future might have in store for the tech world.

Transloadit's API now supports resumable uploading by tus, allowing us to offer its robust content ingestion capabilities to all of our customers.

ImageMagick is at the core of many of our image manipulation capabilities and today we're launching a new version in public beta.

Introducing Uppy, a robust file uploader with tus for resumable uploads, cloud integration, and encoding services, aiming to revolutionize file transfers.

tus, our open protocol for resumable file uploads, was featured in the Dutch Linux Magazine. The article talks about why tus is the way forward.

We asked The Changelog to help raise awareness for tus. The Changelog is a blog, newsletter and podcast that covers software development and open source.

We've been extracting all kinds of text for a separate content repository. We now want technical writers to ensure quality control and language improvement.

The tus 1.0 prerelease contains various tweaks and fixes, bringing us another few steps closer to being able to offer reliable and resumable uploading.

Co-founder Felix Geisendorfer shares insights on running Node.js in production, drawing from Transloadit's experience and broader applications.