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Shefali Jangid is a web developer, technical writer, and content creator with a love for building intuitive tools and resources for developers. She writes about web development, shares practical coding tips on her blog shefali.dev, and creates projects that make developers’ lives easier.
When you add receipt scanning to your app, reading text from the receipt image is only the first step. The harder part comes next. The text you get is usually not perfect: Some numbers can be incorrect. Dates can be written in different formats. Item names can look weird or broken. So before you save […]
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When you add file upload to your app, you have an important choice. Should you use the simple built-in HTML file input, or a specialised solution like Filestack Picker? This decision affects more than just how fast you can build it. It also changes how easy it is for users to upload files, what features […]
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Large file uploads can be frustrating for users. Problems like slow internet or a lost connection make it even worse. Imagine uploading a 2GB video, reaching almost the end, and then the upload fails. You have to start again from the beginning. This is why pause and resume upload features are very important for a […]
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Every time someone uploads an image to your platform, you have to decide what to do with it. You can add a watermark manually, write your own code to do it, or leave the image without protection. But none of these options work well as your platform grows. If you run a marketplace, content website, […]
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File upload is an important feature in modern websites and apps. But it can also be risky for security. When users upload files, those files might contain viruses, malware, or harmful code. This can damage your system or put user data at risk. If you are building a file upload feature and looking for how […]
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Modern web applications often need to handle dozens or even thousands of files at once. For products like document managers, cloud storage platforms, design tools, or CMSs, asking users to upload files one by one quickly becomes frustrating. That’s where folder upload makes a real difference. Allowing users to upload entire folders (while preserving structure) […]
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Imagine a third-grader trying to upload their book report. They keep clicking tiny buttons, getting confusing error messages, and finally asking the teacher for help. This happens a lot. For many K-12 students, especially younger ones, uploading a file shouldn’t feel difficult or stressful. A simple, student-friendly uploader can honestly make a huge difference. When […]
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