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Serving Optimized Docusaurus Images with Rehype, Markdown and Cloudinary - DevJams Episode #21
In this Cloudinary DevJams episode, open-source software engineer John Reilly shares his plugin for the React-based optimized site generator Docusaurus. It uses Cloudinary for serving optimized images!
Using Rehype and Markdown, the plugin fetches images from their original source on his blog’s server. Then it optimizes them by updating the URL structure to be served via Cloudinary and its associated content delivery networks.
Cloudinary’s Customer Education team takes a closer look at how John is using Markdown and his plugin to improve the way images are served via Docusaurus. Whether you’re new or experienced with the associated software and frameworks, join us to learn more about ways to streamline your website optimization efforts, so you can focus more on your content.
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Check out John's plugin in his GitHub repository.
Read John's blog post about the project.
Learn even more on Cloudinary's blog about using Cloudinary and Docusaurus together.
Dive into Cloudinary's documentation on delivering remote media files with the fetch feature.
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In this Cloudinary DevJams episode, open-source software engineer John Reilly shares his plugin for the React-based optimized site generator Docusaurus. It uses Cloudinary for serving optimized images!
Using Rehype and Markdown, the plugin fetches images from their original source on his blog’s server. Then it optimizes them by updating the URL structure to be served via Cloudinary and its associated content delivery networks.
Cloudinary’s Customer Education team takes a closer look at how John is using Markdown and his plugin to improve the way images are served via Docusaurus. Whether you’re new or experienced with the associated software and frameworks, join us to learn more about ways to streamline your website optimization efforts, so you can focus more on your content.
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Check out John's plugin in his GitHub repository.
Read John's blog post about the project.
Learn even more on Cloudinary's blog about using Cloudinary and Docusaurus together.
Dive into Cloudinary's documentation on delivering remote media files with the fetch feature.
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