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Favour is a Developer Relations engineer with 4+ years of experience helping developers adopt and succeed with technical products. Combining a strong software engineering background with a passion for community building, content creation, and developer education, he specializes in translating complex technologies into clear, engaging experiences for developer audiences.
A construction quote starts with a drawing. A client sends a floor plan, a site survey or a 40-page structural set, and somebody has to look at it before they can price the job. Looking at it is the awkward part. The file is large, it is often a format the browser has never heard […]
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Most receipt scanners hand you a number and ask you to trust it. That works until the number is wrong, and on a creased thermal receipt photographed on a restaurant table it sometimes is. Now a finance reviewer has a figure they doubt and no way to check it short of opening the original and […]
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A recruitment pipeline is a stream of documents from strangers, opened by non-technical staff, on machines with access to personal data. It is one of the softest targets in any company, and the attack is old and boring: attach something to a plausible application and wait for someone to double-click it. Building the defence yourself […]
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Every marketplace sets a minimum image size, and every marketplace loses listings to it. The seller has one photo. It was taken in a dim hallway, it is 500 pixels wide, and your upload form says no. They are not going to reshoot the sideboard. They are going to close the tab. The usual alternative […]
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If you’re integrating Filestack into a production app, you’ve probably run into this problem: your Content Security Policy (CSP) blocks uploads because the browser refuses to talk to domains it doesn’t recognize. This guide walks through exactly which domains to whitelist and why, so uploads work reliably for users anywhere in the world. Why CSP […]
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Marking is a drawing problem. A lecturer circles the line where the proof went wrong, boxes a wrong sign, writes “expand this” in the margin with an arrow to the paragraph it belongs to. A score out of 100 and a comment box do not replace that. Doing it digitally is where it gets expensive. […]
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In real estate, the photos are the product. A buyer scrolling a results page won’t read your description if the cover image looks like it was shot on a flip phone. A detail page that ships a 4MB hero over LTE loses them before scroll. Doing images well usually means building a small pipeline: an […]
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File sharing is a common requirement across many types of applications, from internal tools and client portals to full-featured SaaS products. While the concept is straightforward, implementing it well requires handling uploads, generating shareable links, delivering files globally, and optionally supporting real-time image transformations. This guide walks through building a complete file-sharing application using Filestack […]
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A common situation in many applications is that a user begins uploading a file but never completes the process. They may close the tab, abandon the form, or simply not submit. The file is uploaded to Filestack but never gets attached to any content or record in your database. These abandoned uploads, along with files […]
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