It's like everyone is their own little TV station!
How Streamplace Works: Syndication - How Streamplace Works
It's like everyone is their own little TV station!
How Streamplace Works
Here's a place for writings about how Streamplace does Streamplace things.
Stream.place Interim Community Guidelines - How Streamplace Works
How Streamplace Works: No Microservices - How Streamplace Works
Open-source is meaningless unless people can, y'know, actually run your software
How Streamplace Works: VOD (Closed Beta) - How Streamplace Works
How Streamplace Works: User-first and developer-first at the same time - How Streamplace Works
Because pretty soon those won't be separate groups of people
S2PA and MUXL: Bringing Video to Content-Addressed Systems - How Streamplace Works
S2PA and MUXL: Bringing Video to Content-Addressed Systems - How Streamplace Works
A quick guide to creating syndication feeds
RSS and syndication are the backbone of the web and have outlived many cycles of the tech industry. There's never been a better time to properly syndicate your content either, so Declan is here to give you a high level tour of your options.
Welcome to Streamplace!
Begin your development journey with the Streamplace documentation.
TV on the internet before YouTube
Just a little note to get this all in one place. This was prompted by my comment here: On-demand was a thing before, but it was mediated through slow, glitchy cable and satellite boxes. There was also a thriving scene of RSS-delivered web TV shows. * The technology (RSS)
It's Streamplace's second birthday! Decided to share an essay I've been sitting on for some time, explaining my thinking on Streamplace's place in the world as a product and company. The question: is Streamplace for end users or developers? And the answer: very both.
How Streamplace Works: User-first and developer-first at the same time
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