Open Source Image Hosting Script: Chevereto
23
Feb
Chevereto is an open source image hosting script that can be used to create such a service with ease.
With a very chic interface, the script offers uploading of both local & remote files. And you can choose to resize the image too.
Chevereto is integrated with TinyURL too & an user can optionally shorten the URL of the hosted image while uploading it.
The script also comes with the documentation which covers creating a bookmarklet or a Firefox extension & more.
It is built with PHP & requires no database to run.
Requirements: PHP
Website: http://chevereto.com/
Demo: http://demo.chevereto.com/
Via: http://xyberneticos.com/index.php/2009/02/22/chevere...
Website: http://chevereto.com/
Demo: http://demo.chevereto.com/
Via: http://xyberneticos.com/index.php/2009/02/22/chevere...
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Php TinyURL
- Filed under: Extras, GPL License, Tools
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5 Responses for "Open Source Image Hosting Script: Chevereto"
Nice one, I’ll be looking for something like this. Cheers.
[...] fait peut être un peu racoleur comme titre, non? Bref, voici un script trouvé sur Web Ressources Depot, qui va vous permettre de faire votre propre site d’hébergement [...]
Hey, great link. I’ve installed it and it works great (too bad it’s all in Spanish, though!)
I can’t help but notice that this blog and Webappers have so many similar posts. It seemed especially strange that you both blog about the same script on the same day.
Weird, huh?
Are you affiliated in some way, or is there some content theft going on here?
(I posted this on their site, too
)
@splatzone,
Yes, its Spanish but very few words are used & easy to translate.
You can see the same information on TechCrunch, Mashable or ReadWriteWeb published in 5 minutes intervals. Or, CSS-galleries presenting almost the same websites.
I believe this is very normal & it is the nature of internet. Content spreads very fast.
From this point of view, I can easily say that there is no content-theft on both sides. And, like mentioned under the post, I have met the resource at Xyberneticos.com & credited them.
No affiliation. Just two different sites presenting resources to web designers & developers.
@wrd Of course, I understand. The internet moves fast and I guess this is more than likely to happen especially in such a specific topic