As part of Frame.io’s launch of it’s API, we’ve recently added webhook support. Since we already use GenStage as an event bus broadcasting to many heterogenous event consumers for all mutations in the system, webhooks were in the simplest sense just the addition of another…
Frame.io recently made a major move to Elixir, implementing nearly all of our API on a pure Elixir stack. This has been an amazing success for us so far, allowing us to leverage a very powerful stack using Ecto, Pheonix, Ueberauth and more to make a clean, efficient api…
Recently, after our successful upgrade to Phoenix 1.4, we unlocked the ability…
Phoenix 1.4, the flagship Elixir web framework, is out, with some exciting changes under the hood, including faster…
One of the core features of Frame.io is time-stamped comments and annotations. Users can draw directly on a frame of video or an image with different tools (pen, arrow, rectangle, line) and colors to clearly indicate what their comment refers to. Each “annotation” can have…
Recently I was tasked with migrating our billing infrastructure from one plan per subscription to supporting a plan with additional line items per subscription.
