Turn Nuxt Vue FormKit Tailwind CSS 🤖 Transloadit Amazon Web Services Serverless Stripe Netlify Uppy AWS Amplify YouTube First video generated by this v2 prototype build. Thanks to 🤖 Transloadit Uppy Serverless and Amazon Web Services.

Turn Nuxt Vue FormKit Tailwind CSS 🤖 Transloadit Amazon Web Services Serverless Stripe Netlify Uppy AWS Amplify YouTube Vinyl design returning in Turn 2

If you want to see someone #buildinpublic with Transloadit in their toolkit, check out this wonderful thread by Lee Martin 👈

Donald Lee How are you using Rails + Transloadit? For most use cases, it would be best to: - Use Uppy in the browser - Configure Uppy to upload to 🤖 Transloadit - Configure Transloadit to export to AWS S3 or Cloudflare R2 (support being rolled out as we speak) - Have Transloadit ping

Turn Nuxt Vue Netlify Justin Schroeder Boyd ⚡️🧑‍💻🪄 FormKit One piece of the v1 infrastructure which was brought over was the use of Uppy to handle file uploading and 🤖 Transloadit to do a little bit of encoding before those files get to my server for video creation. I feel like I'm a 🤖 Transloadit power user and I just love how

Hold on to your leashes, folks! Uppy 4.0 is here, and it’s more exciting than a tennis ball at the dog park! 🛠️ Rewritten in Typescript 🖼️ Google Photos support 🪝 New React hooks ⚙️ Revamped APIs for xhr-upload ...and much more producthunt.com/posts/uppy-4-0

Alright integrated Uppy with my file-uploader - Probably the best uploader library for React right now - APIs are clean and AwsS3 integration was smooth except some TS hiccups You can find all the code here github.com/rajeshdavidbab… 🌟✨✨

Last month I worked on a super interesting file-uploader project, using: - Next.js - Uppy - Amazon Web Services (S3, Lambda & IAM) ✨In this video I walk through Architecture, Features and most of all how to "self-host" it. Link in the first comment 👇👇

We adopted a tus go client into the GitHub org! This has been requested quite often and thanks to Igor Derkach for the good work we now have it. github.com/tus/tus-go-cli…

What’s an OSS project / contributor that deserves more recognition and support?

Guillermo Rauch tus.io Behind the scenes improving the experience for all the world’s creators. The mission to cease to exist is becoming a reality since IETF adoption. Still, there’s a long polyfilling road ahead until the day that all browsers/clients and servers speak it.

kvz Incredible. Started on the worst cellular reception at a cafe, finished on Wi-fi at my house, all in the same in-app web browser session. Upload reliability and speed is a huge obsession of mine. Thanks for this work

🔥 Exciting news for anyone who had been using Carbon Connect for file uploads. We have just released support for Uppy integration with Graphlit ✨ With our high-performance Tus server, you can now directly upload from your application into your Graphlit project. (Link in

📢 tus Node.js server 2.0.0 is out! You can now get resumable uploads in all meta-frameworks and Node.js compatible JS runtimes ⚡ I wrote about it in a new blog post 👇 tus.io/blog/2025/03/2…

Revision 657: Resumable Uploads workingdraft.de/657/ mit Marius Kleidl

For our German-speaking followers: The German web development podcast Working Draft invited our project lead Marius and talked about resumable uploads, our involvement in the @IETF and the file uploader Uppy. Check it out at workingdraft.de/657/!

📣 I’m open to new projects! Frontend Developer, Project Lead, Product Designer, DevRel. Love creating meaningful products with great people. Built Uppy with 🤖 Transloadit. 🔧 10+ years experience 🎤 Conference speaker 🌐 unebaguette.com 📄 CV: unebaguette.com/artur-paykin-c…

Our Go server for resumable uploads, tusd, can now be installed easily via Nix, thanks to help from Niklas Hambüchen: tus.io/blog/2025/05/2…

Please share: I'm looking for a senior backend developer for 🤖 Transloadit. Someone who: - loves writing in TypeScript - fearlessly engages and refactors our 15 year old Node.js API codebase - is happy to leverage AI/Cursor, but will take care vetting its results and will take

I designed and developed this new landing page for Transloadit. The page brings together three different brands (Transloadit, Uppy, and Tus), which was quite a challenge. It was designed in Figma, coded with Next.js (React), and styled with Tailwind. - Cursor and Claude also