Automating Podcast Audio Delivery with Cloudinary, Next.js and Sanity - DevJams Episode #16

Amy Dutton and James Quick host the popular Compressed.fm podcast, with amazing discussions on all things web development and design. To help deliver the episodes, they use Cloudinary’s APIs to customize their audio players and create promotional imagery in very innovative ways.Cloudinary’s Customer Education team sat down with Amy and James in this DevJams episode, walking through their podcast production efforts. They’ll showed their various code and scripts used to automate many of the aspects with tools like Next.js, Sanity and more.Mentioned Code Repositories, Samples and Scripts 0046-custom-audio-player compressed-nodejs compressedfm plop-compressed-fm Mentioned Cloudinary Technology Auto-generated waveform images Placing layers on images Semantic data extraction Video Summarization from Cloudinary Labs Mentioned Technology DatoCMS Express Figma Handlebars JavaScript Lambda Multipart Parser Markdown Next.js Oh My Zsh Plop.js React Render Sanity.io Simplecast Storybook TypeScript Vercel Follow Our Guests - Amy Dutton and James Quick James Quick's Personal Website Amy Dutton's Personal Website Compressed.fm's Official Website Follow Our Hosts - Sam Brace and Becky Peltz Sam Brace on LinkedIn Becky Peltz on LinkedIn Not a Cloudinary user yet? Sign up for your free account today!