If you are using twitter as identity provider in Keycloak, like we do in imager200, you may have encountered an annoying little gotcha when the user logs in for the first time: the review profile form appears as an additional registration step in case the user name contains only a single word (frequent when the twitter account belongs to a company or an organization...).
You may have encountered situations where you have to push and pull container images frequently when developing locally using minikube. We did too in imager200. Imagine that your container images are a few hundreds of megabytes, and your internet connection is not that fast, how would your dev lifecycle be like if you are pushing your image to a remote registry like Github or AWS ?
While working on imager200 API docs, we realized that it would be nice to have our guest API key (that is refreshed every 10 mins) widget as part of the API docs page. To achieve this, we attempted to write a Swagger UI plugin, which was a smooth experience overall. In this post, we would like to share the details.
Grayscaling an image is a widely used transformation that consists of transforming an image's colors into shades of gray.
