Module 12 Introduction
This is an introduction to the work we'll be doing in Module 12.0.
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In the last module, we built functionality to have users be able to create listings in the host page. However, one thing we noticed was when a user is to provide an image for a listing, we upload the image and store it in the database in base64 format. Storing images this way takes up a lot of memory in our database. In this module, we'll discuss about our existing approach of storing images of new listings and see how we can leverage Cloudinary, a cloud-based image and video management service to store images for our new listings on the cloud. (drum hits)