One of my favorite features in Timber is that it adds Twig filters to resize images from within the templates, as:
<img src={{ image | resize('600') }} />(Hugo also has something similar I believe.)
The filename is then serialized as original-file-${operation}-${size}.png and checked against to avoid processing the same image over and over again.
On the technical front, we need a fast image resizer for Node, and a mechanism to avoid performing the same operation twice, when it's not needed.
If we have images attached to a post (in the same folder as the content), we need a way to specify this resizing in the Markdown file. (Something like shortcodes?)
One of my favorite features in Timber is that it adds Twig filters to resize images from within the templates, as:
(Hugo also has something similar I believe.)
The filename is then serialized as
original-file-${operation}-${size}.pngand checked against to avoid processing the same image over and over again.On the technical front, we need a fast image resizer for Node, and a mechanism to avoid performing the same operation twice, when it's not needed.
If we have images attached to a post (in the same folder as the content), we need a way to specify this resizing in the Markdown file. (Something like shortcodes?)