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   AVIF updates: performance notes and when it wins(web.dev)

   2 points by vic1102 1y ago|1 comments
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   by vic1102 1y ago

   PixTrim is a minimal, privacy-focused image processing tool. It runs in the browser and handles common tasks like compression, resizing, format conversion (AVIF, WebP, HEIC, PNG, JPEG), as well as cropping, flipping, and rotating. The backe
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   by vic1102 1y ago

   Thanks a lot! I really appreciate the detailed reply and the recommendation! I wasn’t aware of `vipsgen`, but it looks great — full coverage and auto-generated bindings are exactly what I’ll be missing in `govips` if the project grows (I ho
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   by vic1102 1y ago

   Thanks so much for the clarification and for the great work on libvips! In my Go project I’m using the Golang library github.com/davidbyttow/govips/v2. Images are loaded via `vips.NewImageFromFile()`, which internally calls `
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   by vic1102 1y ago

   Great article! super helpful for someone like me who recently started building services in Go. I especially appreciated the section on slog.Attr and the !BADKEY issue, it’s one of those little things that can go unnoticed until logs break i
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   by vic1102 1y ago

   I ran into the same issue when working with image processing in Go using libvips. By default, libvips ignores EXIF orientation too, so I had to explicitly read and apply the orientation tag before doing any resize or crop. Otherwise users