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Ensuring video playback across different browsers can be a tricky endeavor. Modern web applications often face challenges related to codec support and browser compatibility. This post will explore a common issue related to video format support and a pragmatic approach to resolving it.
Different browsers support different video codecs.
Our application needed to support multiple languages for promo videos, ensuring a localized experience for users across different regions. This included translating video content and optimizing video formats for efficient delivery.
We implemented a solution involving content localization, component updates for internationalization (i18n), and video format
This post details a recent dependency update to Lodash within the platform. Lodash is a utility library providing helpful functions for working with arrays, objects, strings, and numbers. Keeping dependencies up-to-date is crucial for maintaining security, performance, and compatibility.
The platform's Lodash dependency has been bumped from version 4.17.21 to 4.17.
Our team has been working on streamlining the video rendering process for our landing page promos. This update focuses on simplifying the output format to a single standard: MP4.
The previous setup involved generating both MP4 and WebM formats for different browsers and devices. This required maintaining separate rendering configurations and increased storage
We recently adjusted the frequency of our automated synchronization process to improve system responsiveness and data consistency. This post details the change and the reasoning behind it.
The auto-sync schedule was updated from running hourly to every minute. This adjustment aims to provide near real-time updates for critical data.
Schedule::command('posts