Luke Oliff.

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108 posts

2024
Auto-Playback Across Devices (especially iOS)A guide to reliable audio playback across devices and browsers, from the audio element in vanilla JavaScript to a React package that hides the autoplay quirks.Voice AIvia deepgram.com
2023
Upgraded - The Deepgram JavaScript SDK v3What changed in the Deepgram JavaScript SDK v3: one isomorphic client for browser and Node, ESM and UMD builds, WebVTT and SRT captions, and fetch underneath.Voice AIvia deepgram.com
Luke Oliff Joins the Developer Relations Team - Deepgram Blog ⚡️Why I joined the Developer Relations team at Deepgram as a Senior Developer Experience Engineer, five years into a career spent reducing developer friction.Voice AIvia deepgram.com
Introducing Deepgram Starter Apps - Deepgram Blog ⚡️Deepgram's Starter apps provide all users with a seamless and efficient onboarding experience.Voice AIvia deepgram.com
2022
I'm Luke and I pledge to help close the gender gap in 2022!A pledge to help close the gender gap in 2022, and a shout-out to the women in tech whose streams, open source work and takes made my year better.Communityvia dev.to
2021
5 Ways to Build a Node.js APIFive ways to build a Node.js API: Express, Koa, Restify, Hapi, or nothing but Node's own standard libraries, with the server code for each.Developer Relationsvia developer.vonage.com
I'm Luke, and I support women in tech.Instead of advice this year, I support women in tech by handing over the space: the developers, advocates and leaders whose work inspires me.Communityvia dev.to
2020
Server-Side Analytics with Jamstack SitesJamstack sites don't have a backend. That makes their ability to gather analytics particularly vulnerable to ad-blockers. Let's fix that problem.Developer Relationsvia developer.vonage.com
Migration From WordPress to JamstackMonths of planning, three proofs of concept and 500 pieces of content: how a developer blog handled its WordPress to Jamstack migration on Netlify CMS.Developer Relationsvia developer.vonage.com
Get Your Twitch Stream Live on Your WebsiteBuilding a small Netlify function to determine whether a Twitch stream is live or not. Tagged with netlify, lambda, javascript, showdev.JavaScriptvia dev.to