Dmitry PokidovAnd here it is! The latest release of #opensource #imagecdn with #JPEGXL support! Lots of learning and benchmarking - the blog is coming soon!
https://github.com/Pixboost/transformimgs/releases/tag/v8.12.0
Here it begins! #JpegXL support is coming to Pixboost #imagecdn đ„đ„đ„
Adding support and off to testing!
P.S. It's been a journey to find the application to test in Linux. Using @palemoonbrowser, then will have to steal my wife's MacBook :)
https://github.com/Pixboost/transformimgs/compare/feature/jxl?expand=1
Jeff Winchester@alexstandiford #imageCdn services like cloudinary will handle and serve up images and videos for your website. They'll serve up the right size according to the user's browser. I'm pretty sure they offer a free tier if you don't use too much bandwidth.
Jon Arne S.The best thing that could happen to images on the web?
No, it's not #AVIF, #webp2, #JXL and the alikes.
It's to put #ClientHints on the webdevs' agenda...
Together with a proper #ImageCDN that would solve so many problems...
#opinionoftheday
No, it's not #AVIF, #webp2, #JXL and the alikes.
It's to put #ClientHints on the webdevs' agenda...
Together with a proper #ImageCDN that would solve so many problems...
#opinionoftheday