#open-source

Here are our posts tagged: open-source:

• Free File Processing for Students with the GitHub Student Developer Pack

  We are happy to announce that we are partnering with GitHub Education to offer our Startup Plan, worth $49/month, for free to students enrolled in the GitHub Student Developer Pack....
  open-source  company  github  partnerships  integrations  sponsorships
  Tim Koschützki  ·  August 20, 2019

• Technical Writer

  First off, we don't have many policies, but we have published some thoughts about hiring over at /jobs/. This explains some of the choices that we make and could help...
  company  open-source
  Kevin van Zonneveld  ·  October 1, 2018

• Video-sharing giant Vimeo adopts resumable uploads by ‘tus’

  With ‘tus’, the open source protocol for resumable uploads, we are on a mission to change the way the world does file uploading. Vimeo recognized the value of this project...
  open-source  handling-uploads-service  reliability  tus
  A.J. van Loon  ·  February 8, 2018

• Uppy on Product Hunt | #1 trending GitHub JavaScript project

  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...
  handling-uploads-service  open-source  uppy
  Kevin van Zonneveld  ·  December 27, 2017

• tus covered in Streaming Media Superguide

  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.
  tus  open-source  reliability  infra  integrations  handling-uploads-service
  Kevin van Zonneveld  ·  December 8, 2017

• Our prediction for tech: open by default

  Our prediction was also published in shorter version in Streaming Media's [Executive Predictions 2018]https://www.streamingmedia.com/Articles/Articles/Editorial/Sponsored-Articles/TRANSLOADIT—Executive-Predictions-for-2018-122034.aspx) (pdf).
  open-source  company
  Kevin van Zonneveld  ·  December 7, 2017

• Cloud encoding scale-up Transloadit adds support for ‘tus’, an open protocol for reliable file uploads

  Amsterdam/Berlin – December 6th, 2017
  handling-uploads-service  open-source  tus
  Kevin van Zonneveld  ·  December 6, 2017

• Running tus in production

  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...
  tus  open-source  reliability  infra  integrations  handling-uploads-service
  Kevin van Zonneveld  ·  November 3, 2017

• Launching a new version of ImageMagick

  At Transloadit, it is our desire to give you the best possible encoding experience, and one of the main factors involved is making sure that we are using the latest...
  stack  ops  open-source  image-resize-robot  documentation  image-manipulation-service
  Abdelhadi Khiati  ·  July 20, 2017

• How firefighters in Poland are using tus, our open protocol for resumable uploads

  How reliable is uploading with tus? Don’t let us tell you, ask the Polish fire brigades who are using tus to relay information between the command center and units in...
  handling-uploads-service  open-source  tus
  A.J. van Loon  ·  May 24, 2017

• Vacancy - Open Source Front-end Developer

  Transloadit is currently looking for an experienced front-end engineer to join our team and help out with the further development of Uppy, our still relatively new open source file uploader....
  company  open-source
  Artur Paikin  ·  February 28, 2017

• Meet Uppy - the file uploader that we soon hope to unleash

  You have heard us say it many times already: we are on a mission to change the future of uploading. If we have it our way, gone are the days...
  handling-uploads-service  open-source  uppy
  A.J. van Loon  ·  July 26, 2016

• Part-time Open Source Developer

  First off, we don't have many policies, but we have published some thoughts about hiring over at /jobs/. This explains some of the choices that we make and could help...
  company  open-source  integrations
  Kevin van Zonneveld  ·  July 15, 2016

• tus featured in Linux Magazine

  open-source  tus
  Kevin van Zonneveld  ·  March 16, 2016

• Transloadit Launches Open Protocol for Resumable File Uploads 'tus 1.0'

  Amsterdam/Berlin - November 16th, 2015
  handling-uploads-service  open-source  tus
  Kevin van Zonneveld  ·  November 16, 2015

• Front-End Developer

  First off, this vacancy is currently invite-only as we're first trying to find candidates through our own network.
  company  handling-uploads-service  open-source  uppy
  Kevin van Zonneveld  ·  October 21, 2015

• tus featured in The Changelog blog

  Just a quick post to let you know that we asked The Changelog to help raise awareness for tus.
  handling-uploads-service  open-source  tus
  Kevin van Zonneveld  ·  September 23, 2015

• Watch Your Language (Automatically)

  I was writing internal documentation on how I set up automated language checking at Transloadit. Halfway through, I figured this could be useful to the rest of the world :earth_americas:...
  howto  open-source  ops
  Kevin van Zonneveld  ·  September 16, 2015

• tus 1.0 Prerelease, News and Developments

  It has been a while since we mentioned tus, but there have been some cool developments and we would like to refresh your memory.
  handling-uploads-service  open-source  tus
  Marius Kleidl  ·  February 10, 2015

• Kicking Transloadit Into Gear for the New Year

  Every six months, we share our highlights through a newsletter and a corresponding blog post. It is traditionally a little overdue, so let's get to it! :smile:
  audio-waveform-robot  company  document-thumbs-robot  file-decompress-robot  file-filter-robot  image-resize-robot  infrastructure  open-source  reliability  s3-import-robot  sftp-store-robot  video-merge-robot  video-thumbs-robot
  Kevin van Zonneveld  ·  February 1, 2015

• Slides: Node.js in Production

  For those of you curious about what it's like for us to run on top of Node.js, I gave a talk on the subject last night:
  nodejs  open-source
  Felix Geisendörfer  ·  January 21, 2011