You did a great job. This your video will be priceless for someone who needs foundation knowledge of Cloudinary. Thank you for taking the time to share your knowledge.
🤩Thanks i checked many Tutorial even i checked clounairy documentation but this its a gem thanks again bro keep it and speak some loud if you can for other people better understanding
I'm glad to hear that my tutorial was helpful for you! Your feedback means a lot. I'll definitely keep your suggestion in mind to speak more loudly for better understanding in my future videos. Thanks again for watching and your kind words!
I would like to find out where the "type" parameter used in the data.append is coming from? Is it a javascript method that one can call in the append method to check the type of file that is being appended?
Hai bro, thanks for the guide, but i'm still wondering, since react capable to directly upload the image to cloudinary, why do we also need to set up the cloudinary on the backend? I tried the code without running my server and it still works? Wouldn't it be a lot simple to upload the image in client side and after the cloudinary return the url to the uploaded image, then we store that image to mongodb
Hey that's a great question! From frontend itself you can interact with cloudinary api, get the url and store in db via the backend server The only reason why I kept uploading functionality in backend was I want every actions should perform on backend for more security and control
@@webwizard8 Ahhh I see, I guess if u prefer it that way, i think it would be more concise and straightforward if u use react for HTTP request to the backend while including the file in the HTTP Request body, and all of that gets handled by the backend to upload it to the cloudinary.
I appreciate your feedback. I'll make sure to work on my explanations to provide better content in the future. Thank you for watching and taking the time to share your thoughts!
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Reference Docs - cloudinary.com/documentation/upload_images#uploading_with_a_direct_call_to_the_rest_api
MongoDB - www.mongodb.com/
GitHub Repo - github.com/kalyansaxena/upload-files-cloudinary-mern
I am getting primary ID invalid while uploading video. How to solve this
You did a great job. This your video will be priceless for someone who needs foundation knowledge of Cloudinary. Thank you for taking the time to share your knowledge.
Just what i needed, Thanks bro!
Thanks so much brother... Your explanation was clear and great
nice explanation
🤩Thanks i checked many Tutorial even i checked clounairy documentation but this its a gem thanks again bro keep it and speak some loud if you can for other people better understanding
I'm glad to hear that my tutorial was helpful for you! Your feedback means a lot. I'll definitely keep your suggestion in mind to speak more loudly for better understanding in my future videos. Thanks again for watching and your kind words!
thank you very much sir !
Thanks man It helps a lot
thanks bhai kabse fsa tha ❤🚀
Great! Did you experience cors error from cloudinary when deployed on vercel
I would like to find out where the "type" parameter used in the data.append is coming from?
Is it a javascript method that one can call in the append method to check the type of file that is being appended?
I followed your steps they are pretty straight forward, but am getting a Cors header error how can i fix this??
Can we use this approach at scale
Hai bro, thanks for the guide, but i'm still wondering, since react capable to directly upload the image to cloudinary, why do we also need to set up the cloudinary on the backend? I tried the code without running my server and it still works? Wouldn't it be a lot simple to upload the image in client side and after the cloudinary return the url to the uploaded image, then we store that image to mongodb
Hey that's a great question!
From frontend itself you can interact with cloudinary api, get the url and store in db via the backend server
The only reason why I kept uploading functionality in backend was I want every actions should perform on backend for more security and control
@@webwizard8 Ahhh I see, I guess if u prefer it that way, i think it would be more concise and straightforward if u use react for HTTP request to the backend while including the file in the HTTP Request body, and all of that gets handled by the backend to upload it to the cloudinary.
How can i upload it in my frontend?
and how to fetch that data.... image or video
why i can't upload more than 100mb files
have you purchased the paid version?
@@GreenLadderNow nope
anna telugu nuvv telugodiva
video containt is good but your explaination is not good bro
I appreciate your feedback. I'll make sure to work on my explanations to provide better content in the future. Thank you for watching and taking the time to share your thoughts!
You seem to know what you are doing. But very poor at teaching.