Tag: rokka

Delivering images with next.js and rokka

The built in image component of the react framework next.js makes it possible to include responsive images from rokka in the right size and format with just a few lines of code.

Integrating rokka.io with the Sculpin Static Site Generator

We recently made the rokka.io Symfony Bundle support uploading images from Twig templates. Sculpin is based on Symfony and can thuse use this bundle.

Celebrate Drupal's 20th birthday with rokka

Join us world-wide in celebrating Drupal turning 20, 15th of January 2021.

Rokka Storage Adapter for Ghost CMS

There's a new CMS plugin for rokka.io in town, one for JavaScript based ghost A few days ago, I decided to finally update my personal site with something more modern. Maybe even do …

A serverless, lazy loading image gallery with rokka and Vue.js

Vue.js is very popular here at Liip and used more and more. So is our image delivery service rokka.io. We developed some vue components for rokka images, which makes using them …

LiipRokkaImagineBundle 1.0.0 Release

There is good news for those who use LiipImagineBundle and willing to improve their website performance by switching to CDN solution.
Maxim Gubar

libvips adapter for PHP Imagine

The VIPS image processing system is a very fast, multi-threaded image processing library with low memory needs. And it really is pretty fast, the perfect thing for rokka and we'll be …

Introducing rokka stack expressions

Stacks in rokka were already a powerful way to abstract away the actual definition of how images should be rendered. It frees up the frontend implementation of knowing what's the best …

Compressing a transparent PNG like a JPEG with rokka got even easier

We took the technique of “simulating” alpha channels in JPEGs with SVG one step further and made it even easier to use with rokka . Now you just have to set the …

How to compress a transparent PNG like a JPEG with rokka

Inspired by this blog post by Peter Hrynkow , we implemented some new features to rokka to provide a solution to his question “Wouldn't it be great if you could get the compression of …