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Hello Cloudinary People,

First of all, I am not a technical person. I am planning to use cloudinary for an ongoing android app project.
I have a android developer and a web developer. The android app is a Photo gallery/slide show of tourist spots containing thousands of photos. There are hundreds of tourist spot albums. Each tourist spot album contains dozens of photos for that tourist spot.

I will be using a web admin panel for the app. The admin panel will contain albums where I can arrange photos, so that the images loaded on the app are automatically arranged. To explain it further, for example, in Album A there is
photo 1, photo 2, photo 3. The admin panel will have the capacity to re-arrange photos. So I can make it arranged as Photo 2, Photo 1, Photo 3. And the slide show in the app will also be arranged as Photo 2, Photo 1, Photo 3.
Also, when I upload/delete a photo, it should also appear/disappear on the android app.

Questions.

1. Does cloudinary have an admin panel like that or should I make my web developer do that?
If it requires a web developer, what technology or platform do you suggest? pls also tell some relevant info.
2. About cloudinary on the fly image manipulation, specifically the responsive design, how can I apply it to the android app. Pls provide relevant info.

Thank you very much.

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    Maor Gariv

    Hi,

     

    We don't have a client side web panel (similar to our UI). 

    Our console UI is meant for the account's owner for entire asset management.

    Regarding manipulation - You can deliver transformed images practically similar to the way you transform images on web browsers.  

    The responsive design is an exception as it is based on the browser's client hints so native apps currently don't support it.

    For more information,

    http://cloudinary.com/blog/automatic_responsive_images_with_client_hints

     

    If you have any further questions, please feel free to open a new support ticket.

     

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