Eric Elia

@seif_ghezala @Tinloof Love this! The video in the publishing workflow is sweet. @MuxHQ isn't a CDN. The fast upload, previews, image generation (captions if you want them), and multi-CDN playback is all Mux. The elegance of the @sanity_io integration and speed of development with video is magic.

Videos load instantly thanks to MUX CDN, have an auto-generated poster, and can be uploaded in any size. Again, the experience they get managing videos is 🤌thanks to the latest version of Sanity’s MUX plugin, which @Tinloof helped design and build 😎.

Behold Jennifer Fisher, the fastest production e-commerce I’ve ever seen, and it’s 100% self-managed: ◆ Built with @nextjs 13 and @Shopify Hydrogen React ◆ Deployed on @vercel Edge ◆ Content managed from @sanity_io and @MuxHQ tinloof.com/work/jennifer-… Highlights ↓

@sanity_io @Liftfoils @commerce_ui Video looks great. Is there an easy way to handle video like that in Sanity?

@rajeshdavidbabu @codewithantonio @MuxHQ New version of the @MuxHQ @sanity_io plug-in just shipped. Let us (Mux) know if you need any help if you go down this path. Fun thread.

@codewithantonio @MuxHQ I have heard its decent, why not maintain your own CMS with Sanity. I assume Sanity also has a Mux plugin. Not sure !

Looking for a solution to store my long-form content (5-10h video file) on my own platform. I want to build my own video/course hub alongside YouTube to ensure content preservation and some exclusive content. Any tech-stack recommendations? Would @MuxHQ be a good solution?

📼 @MuxHQ delivers best-in-class solutions for video on the internet. 🤝 Together with our agency partner @Tinloof, they have given the Mux plugin for Sanity Studio a significant editor experience upgrade. sanity.io/blog/video-man…

We've seen a great overlap between @sanity_io and @MuxHQ developers across industries, notably in e-commerce and @Shopify storefronts. Working with @bnsddk and the @Tinloof team on this update was a great experience. Smooth, fast and thoughtful collaboration.

@jowrotethis Ready for you to move the good stuff over to threads

Here we go.

Welcome to SF @POTUS

@pk_iv 🤔

Toned color palettes and blur effects done well – FENN → bit.ly/43bAcoY @Shopify – Ecommerce Platform @GatsbyJS – Front-end @sanity_io – Headless CMS @algolia – Search @Netlify – Deployment @MuxHQ – Video Built by @buena____suerte. Submitted by @lucasvocos.

@CaseyPrattABC7 Kendall Roy of sports.

John Fisher is the steward of a Major League franchise. He could have done what’s right by the people in his home market by selling the team and would have made $1B in profit in the process. Instead, he chose to destroy his name and legacy for a chance at grabbing even more cash.

👀 This Thursday it's all eyes on composable, modern tech stacks. 👀 Join Sanity and our very own @dylanjha as we chat through high-quality streaming, improving the experience of the tech stack, and more — happening IRL at Sanity's HQ or online. linkedin.com/events/inperso…

Welcome to the Alliance @MuxHQ team! We look forward to having you join us for your first Member Meeting in New Orleans next month. #video #streaming

@jowrotethis Great list and love that you are in the neighborhood. Add Cafe Colucci to the mix for superb Ethiopian food. Champa Garden for Lao/Thai. Daytrip for completely unique.

East! Bay! Pals! What's your favorite restaurant?

Fantastic post title @Google security.googleblog.com/2023/05/so-lon…

@quiethandfilms so you don't fly around in a star wars cruiser?

This is a first! I’ve been spotted. Thank you to my fans everywhere!

@ChrisRyan77 Think the price was stock price not deal value. 192 per share not 192B. Thanks Chris!

[Jim Morrison voice] Come on! open.spotify.com/episode/46lFXj…

Explore the data integration between Akamai Logs, Akamai Datastream, and Mux Player Analytics. ow.ly/wyK450NG9B6

@marcrandolph Innovator’s Dilemma by Clayton Christensen is a whole book on the disrupt yourself theme. Lots about Kodak. Marc’s book is a spiritual sequel.

In 2000, at the depth of the dot com crash, Reed Hastings and I tried to sell Netflix to Blockbuster for $50 million dollars. They laughed us out of the room. Today, the company they could have bought for $50 million has a market cap north of $150 billion. And the company that once had 9,000 stores, is down to a single one. But what lesson to take from this? That it’s possible for a handful of people, with no prior experience in the video business, to take down a 6 billion dollar category leading company? Sure. But I think the more important lesson - a lesson that Blockbuster learned too late - is simply this: If you are unwilling to disrupt yourself, there will always be someone willing to disrupt your business for you.

@phenryart @marcrandolph @ValaAfshar In 2000. Company was private and worth much less. Great chapter about this trip in the book.

@marcrandolph @ValaAfshar Mate. Sorry you tried tried to sell a $150 bill, company for $50 mill and I should listen to you??

Oh wow. This is happening Thursday. Last chance to sign up and reserve your spot to learn about building video experiences from @a16z, @MoneyLion, @uscreentv and @Whatnot. See you there: hopin.com/events/build-v…