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Anyone familiar with srcset want to help out on railsdevs? I'd love to serve both

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image resolutions!

Serve avatars at 1x and 2x · Issue #519 · joemasilotti/railsdevs.com

As of #518, we generate variants for avatars @2x the displayed size instead of scaling down the full image. For instance, avatar thumbnails are displayed at 32x32, while the thumbnail itself is 64x...

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I find srcset on image tags hard to work with. I usually like to use picture tags with the media attribute since I find it to be less error prone than the string version in srcset.

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: The Picture element - HTML: HyperText Markup Language | MDN

The HTML element contains zero or more elements and one element to offer alternative versions of an image for different display/device scenarios.

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Oh, good to know! Thanks Konnor. I'll update the issue to mention that. Do you know of any built-in Rails helpers to work with picture tags and such?

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