# Posts from 2011 * ## [Enhanced Assemblies index page for better debugging](/blog/2011/12/improved-assemblies-index-page.md) The Assembly index page now offers a full-screen table with detailed information and a new filter system for enhanced debugging of Assemblies.\ Tim Koschützki·December 15, 2011 * ## [Launch of new /file/filter Robot for file filtering](/blog/2011/12/new-file-filter-robot-released.md) Our newly released Robot allows you to filter incoming files based on all of the file's metadata and personalised conditions.\ Tim Koschützki·December 6, 2011 * ## [Launching audio encode Robot & exciting new updates](/blog/2011/11/audio-encoding-is-officially-released-now.md) We are releasing our /audio/encode Robot, which should greatly help with your audio needs. Check out the docs page and demo section to see how everything works.\ Tim Koschützki·November 21, 2011 * ## [Launching SFTP Robot & unveiling new homepage](/blog/2011/08/introducing-sftp-robot-and-new-homepage.md) Our SFTP robot makes storing files on your own servers a breeze and costs just the same as the /s3/store Robot. We also launched a brand new website.\ Tim Koschützki·August 21, 2011 * ## [Enhanced Assembly detail page and zero-downtime upgrade](/blog/2011/07/improved-assembly-detail-page-more.md) We've improved the Assembly detail page for enhanced data presentation and error reporting, along with a seamless database upgrade for zero downtime.\ Felix Geisendörfer·July 26, 2011 * ## [Database upgrade fuels 400% growth with minimal downtime](/blog/2011/07/scheduled-database-maintenance.md) Our maintenance on July 7, 2011, improved performance to support 400% growth in encoding volume and revenue, with minimal downtime.\ Felix Geisendörfer·July 5, 2011 * ## [Launching Ruby and Rails SDKs for enhanced integration](/blog/2011/07/ruby-rails-sdks.md) In 2011, we released two new SDKs to our advanced file uploading and processing service, aimed at the Ruby community: Ruby SDK and Rails SDK.\ Felix Geisendörfer·July 4, 2011 * ## [Transloadit extends temp file storage to 30 days](/blog/2011/06/improved-persistence-for-temporary-files.md) Transloadit now stores all temporary files on Amazon S3 for 30 days, ensuring users have ample time to fetch their result files after processing.\ Felix Geisendörfer·June 28, 2011 * ## [Exploding growth and overcoming hiccups at Transloadit](/blog/2011/06/exploding-growth.md) 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·June 6, 2011 * ## [Launching our refreshed and enhanced website design](/blog/2011/05/launching-our-new-design.md) We've refreshed our website design for an enhanced browsing experience, with improved navigation, typography, and new features, promising more updates soon.\ Tim Koschützki·May 30, 2011 * ## [Introducing /s3/store Robot's 'url\_prefix' parameter](/blog/2011/05/new-s3-store-parameter-url-prefix.md) 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·May 26, 2011 * ## [Enhanced GIF manipulation with new 'frame' parameter](/blog/2011/05/new-frame-parameter-for-the-image-resize-robot.md) 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·May 26, 2011 * ## [Addressing S3 put request inconsistencies at Transloadit](/blog/2011/05/fixing-amazon-s3.md) 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·May 16, 2011 * ## [Improving upload reliability with aborted detection](/blog/2011/05/detecting-aborted-uploads.md) In 2011, we added functionality for detecting aborted uploads. We have since released tus.io, our open protocol for resumable file uploads.\ Felix Geisendörfer·May 13, 2011 * ## [Zoom update for image resize Robot now public](/blog/2011/05/support-for-leaving-smaller-images-untouched.md) Our /image/resize Robot can now automatically leave images that are smaller than your specified width and height untouched when resizing them.\ Tim Koschützki·May 9, 2011 * ## [Transloadit announces WebM support with watermarking](/blog/2011/04/webm-support.md) In early 2011, we added support for Google's WebM format.\ Kevin van Zonneveld·April 27, 2011 * ## [Introducing rotation feature for image resize Robot](/blog/2011/04/image-rotation-has-landed.md) We have released the 'rotation' parameter for the /image/resize Robot. Check out the demo to see it in action.\ Tim Koschützki·April 1, 2011 * ## [Transloadit boosts reliability with Amazon Route 53](/blog/2011/03/now-on-route-53.md) Transloadit enhances reliability by switching to Amazon Route 53 for name servers, ensuring increased availability and faster scaling across multiple TLDs.\ Kevin van Zonneveld·March 18, 2011 * ## [Boosting x264 encoding speed by 20x with CPU optimizations](/blog/2011/03/faster-x264-encoding.md) We've enhanced x264 encoding with CPU optimizations and updated presets, leveraging 8 core machines for up to 20.5x faster performance.\ Felix Geisendörfer·March 1, 2011 * ## [Boosting encoding speeds with 8-core machines upgrade](/blog/2011/03/8-core-machines.md) We've upgraded to 8-core machines, significantly boosting encoding speeds for Assemblies, especially with multiple formats.\ Felix Geisendörfer·March 1, 2011 * ## [Introducing coordinate-based image cropping feature](/blog/2011/01/cropping-by-coordinates-has-landed.md) Cropping based on coordinates lets you upload an image, pick a cropping frame using JavaScript and have the image cropped appropriately within Transloadit.\ Tim Koschützki·January 31, 2011 * ## [Major overhaul of documentation and demos launched](/blog/2011/01/major-documentation-overhaul.md) We've overhauled our documentation for better structure and easier understanding, including a minimal integration example.\ Tim Koschützki·January 25, 2011 * ## [Insights on running Node.js in production at Transloadit](/blog/2011/01/slides-node-js-in-production.md) Co-founder Felix Geisendorfer shares insights on running Node.js in production, drawing from Transloadit's experience and broader applications.\ Felix Geisendörfer·January 21, 2011 ### 👩‍💻 Join 20k+ developers Sign up for our [monthly newsletter](/newsletters.md) to receive direct links to 3 exclusive tech — and 2 product updates. 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