Thank you for the heartwarming support once again, this time on @devhunt_ 🤗 Overall, DevHunt was a really nice experience and a great place to spread the word about Frameright’s open-source solutions for Image Display Control.

We are enjoying this moment 🌈 We are currently in 3rd place on @devhunt_ , but there are still 5 hours remaining, so things can still change multiple times. If possible, please check out our DevHunt launch today and support us by voting or commenting ❤️ devhunt.org/tool/image-displ…

Hello all developers, and everyone else too! Now's your last chance to support @getframeright on @devhunt_. Go drop us a vote at devhunt.org/tool/image-displ…

Image Display Control by Frameright, developed by @getframeright and @MarinaAurora, is the next generation of responsive images. ⇨ It connects different sides of web ecosystems and photography workflows, ensuring that image assets are displayed correctly everywhere and always. ⇨ With Frameright's Image Display Control (IDC) technology, images become smart and adaptable to any container and screen, regardless of where they are published. ⇨ Creators, developers, and businesses can take control of their essential asset, images, with Frameright. ⇨ Frameright speeds up image processing workflows, future-proofs assets, and enables smooth communication between different parts of production. ⇨ Explore the power of Image Display Control and learn more about Frameright's mission to empower image makers on DevHunt: → devhunt.org/tool/image-displ…

This week we are live on @devhunt_ , a great platform to find new developer tools. Go check it out and leave us a vote while you are there 🙌

→ Image Display Control by @getframeright and @MarinaAurora is a tool for responsive images. It connects web ecosystems and photography workflows, ensuring that image assets are consistently displayed correctly across platforms. 🔴 Live on Dev Hunt → devhunt.org/tool/image-displ…

Our CTO, @ilu , is currently at #slush2023 . If you are around, ping him and let's reconnect. And thank you @MediaTech_Hub and @dehubinitiative , it's such a pleasure to network with such a great bunch!

Ping me if you’re as @SlushHQ this year!

Check out our quick tips for the best share image on platforms like Facebook, Linkedin and Twitter (or X).

After many requests from rights holders, the @IPTC has added the ability to express that images should be excluded from generative AI models to the latest version of the IPTC Photo Metadata Standard: iptc.org/news/exclude-images… #GenAI #metadata #AI #rights

beams just launched on @ProductHunt 🚀 We would really appreciate your support and feedback: producthunt.com/posts/calend… The beams Calendar Health Check is like your Fitbit for work. Just sign up with your GCal and get detailed stats and insights from the depths of your calendar.

Thank you all for your support on our Product Hunt launch!

We are live 🚀 Go show your support for @getframeright on @ProductHunt producthunt.com/posts/image-… 🙏

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Super useful tutorial from @ilu from @getframeright showing how to have responsive images on steroids in #reactjs with github.com/frameright/react-…

Get ready for our Product Hunt launch on Tuesday next week!

Many thanks to @evildmp for showing me their documentation framework diataxis.fr/ at Canonical two years ago. Keeping a clear separation between tutorial, how-to, explanation and reference helped us get our dev docs docs.frameright.io/ right at @getframeright

Recently we released a React component that makes it super simple to bring the benefits of Frameright and Image Display Control to your frontend. My new video tutorial shows how easy and quick it is to get started with IDC in a Next.js project 🤓

An interesting fact: "A recent study reveals that 76% of graphic designers dedicate at least 20 hours each week just to resizing graphics." Thank you @melchp & @KapturMag for the great story 🙏

We've released the documentation for Frameright's open-source Image Display Control components and libraries. Check them out and let me know any feedback (good & bad) you have!