Frontend Mastery: Building a Drag-and-Drop Video Uploader with HTML5 and JavaScript

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Tech Rants

Edward Ojambo

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Discuss the good, the ridiculous and the absurd to separate the hype from reality

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Frontend Mastery: Building a Drag-and-Drop Video Uploader with HTML5 and JavaScript

Tech Rants

42 minutes 30 seconds

1 week ago

Frontend Mastery: Building a Drag-and-Drop Video Uploader with HTML5 and JavaScript

Dive into the client-side magic of video uploading! In this audio breakdown, we discuss how to use HTML5, JavaScript, and the Canvas API to create a stunning user interface (UI). Learn the core logic behind implementing a smooth drag-and-drop file zone, giving users real-time control over video resizing, and letting them "scrub" to capture the perfect placeholder image. This is Part 1, setting the stage for the Fetch API and the backend in our next session. Listen now to level up your frontend skills!

Full Video Tutorial: https://youtube.com/live/1h-0KiVV7Lk

Full Written Article: https://ojambo.com/html5-video-file-upload-ajax-using-fetch-api

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