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Re: Fine Uploader is shutting down

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Does anyone know of an alternative to this library?

The best is probably Dropzone, but it doesn't have support for Amazon or some of the other features this does. My impression is that until fetch supports cancel and upload progress, work on such libraries are going to have to be at least partly redone soon, and that has got to put a damper on contributions.

> but it doesn't have support for Amazon or some of the other features this does.

That's actually the reason why I chose fine-uploader. I will try to dig more then.

Re: Fine Uploader is shutting down

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post #51

Does anyone know of an alternative to this library?

Disclosure: I’m on the Uppy team but you may want to check it out https://uppy.io . I think we have feature parity, or close to that. Any extra feature is either opt-in or can be opted out of

Thanks, I will look into this then.

Re: Fine Uploader is shutting down

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> I've grown tired of continuously defending my inactivity and decisions against trolls on Twitter, the issue tracker, and elsewhere. It's draining and I don't have the patience or energy to deal with it any longer. These same people expect to impose their short-sighted and non-generalized values and goals on a project for which they have contributed nothing and are not willing to maintain. The sense of entitlement f…

Your product is wonderful, and arguably if you'd just had the conversation on Aether instead of Github, the moderation tools you've spent so long building would have prevented you seeing that crap. Respect.

Building is hard. Listening to your customers is hard. But criticism is easy, and it hurts even when it shouldn't - take it from another builder. Deep down you have a massive moral high ground - it's a shame the human psyche can't internalise that against these stone-throwers.

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