u/manuelogomigo

▲ 10 r/webflow

Interesting how every Webflow agency handles media differently

After chatting with the agencies and reading threads here, it seems there's no "one size fits all" media approach in the Webflow universe.

There are some teams doing...

- Uploading straight to Webflow

- using Bunny

- using Cloudflare R2

- Vimeo

- Third-party tools

- completely custom solutions

And people are trying to optimize for different things:

- ease of use

- client experience

- performance

- cost

- control

It's pretty funny how media delivery is pretty much its own layer now separate from Webflow, especially after the bandwidth changes.

Wondering what media setup you guys eventually ended up settling with long-term.

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u/manuelogomigo — 2 months ago

Working on a few Webflow projects recently and noticed something:

A lot of people are still uploading videos directly into Webflow.

Is that actually sustainable?

Feels like:

- bandwidth gets eaten quickly

- performance starts to dip with traffic

- you eventually get pushed to higher plans

Curious how others are handling this long term.

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u/manuelogomigo — 2 months ago
▲ 112 r/sveltejs

Hey folks, I built a Svelte version of Paper-style shaders and just released it as OSS.

It’s called `@devmischief/shaders-svelte`.

- All Paper shader effects (gradients, noise, dithering, glass/liquid styles, etc.)

- interactive demos for each shader

- copy-paste usage snippets

- built for Svelte + SvelteKit

I made this because I wanted the Paper shader look/feel in Svelte without extra setup complexity.

Would love feedback on:

  1. API naming

  2. performance on lower-end devices

  3. which shaders/features I should add next

Demo: https://shaders.devmischief.com

npm: https://www.npmjs.com/package/@devmischief/shaders-svelte

Repo: https://github.com/manuelogomigo/paper-shaders-svelte

u/manuelogomigo — 2 months ago