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Although the Java SDK could already be used for Android projects, and we also had a previously written Android integration (which has since been deprecated), we are excited to announce the release of our newly rewritten Android SDK. This latest devkit offers an API that is more consistent with the rest of our SDKs.

We are happy to announce that we are ready to launch the Transloadit integration for Zapier. A beta version was already made available a few months ago for testing purposes and a lot of progress has been made as a result of that. With all the i’s dotted, t’s crossed and sharp edges generally smoothened out, we are now comfortable to slap a 1.0 tag onto it and see what people can do with this new toy.

Update April 16th, 2016: We have moved this document to https://transloadit.com/legal/privacy/ where we will refine it with new developments.

We have made big announcements whenever we lowered our pricing, so we feel it is only fair to do the same when we go the other way.

Hey everybody, after two years of hard work on our next-gen file uploader for web browsers: Uppy, we're quite excited that it is featured on Product Hunt. If you'd like to upvote or leave a comment that would be much appreciated!

This replaces aws-cli with the aws go sdk to have much better startup times. I made it so that the cli arguments are the same, so that the calling code nearly does not change.

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

Our prediction was also published in shorter version in Streaming Media's Executive Predictions 2018 (pdf).

There is a yet another new new SDK in town! This time around, it's the iOS/macOS SDK. Written completely in Objective-C, yet supporting Objective-C and Swift - this SDK is set to be the new standard for iOS and macOS. With the release of version 1.0.0, it supplies basic Transloadit functionality while utilizing tus style uploads. Further updates are also already in the works to fully support all of what Transloadit has to offer.

In 2013, we set out to make the world a slightly better place by fixing file uploading for everyone. We did so by developing an open protocol for reliable file uploading, called tus. The road was long and there were many setbacks and milestones along the way, but today, we celebrate that Transloadit's API now fully supports tus. We are already making good progress in updating all of our SDKs to add support for tus as well. We are very excited to be able to offer its robust content ingestion capabilities to all of our customers.