blog cleanup: rename titles, move images to appropriate folders

website/src/_posts/2016-06-uppy-begins.md

@@ -6,6 +6,8 @@ author: arturi
 
 For the past six months, we have been working hard on uppy.io. We feel that it is high time we gave you a look behind the scenes: what are we working on, and why.
 
+<img src="/images/blog/uppy-begins/uppy-dashboard.jpg">
+
 The way uploading works has not changed in a meaningful way since the days of our trusty old 56 kbit/s modems. Of course, files have gotten bigger and speeds have increased, but that is more or less all there is to say. If it were up to us – and we hope it is – that is all about to change.
 
 We at [Transloadit](https://transloadit.com/) are on a mission to change the way the world does uploading. To accomplish this, our first step has been to develop an open protocol for resumable file uploads, called [‘tus’](http://tus.io/). Finally, that 2GB video upload from your smartphone doesn’t have to start over when your train passes through a tunnel! The protocol got [Hacker News excited](https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10591348) on several occasions and is being deployed by, among others, our friends at Vimeo. Now that a stable version 1.0 of ‘tus’ has been released, it is time to put it to the test. A protocol without real-world applications is nothing more than a meaningless document, after all.
@@ -43,4 +45,3 @@ Lastly, and this is a point of special significance to us, Uppy will be complete
 We are going to work hard on bringing you the best file uploader possible and we’ll keep you informed about the development process on [uppy.io](http://uppy.io/). We can’t wait for you to meet Uppy!
 
 > We were on the [Hacker News](https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12109410) and [Product Hunt](https://www.producthunt.com/posts/uppy) frontpages. Comments welcome there.
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website/src/_posts/2016-08-0.8.0.md

@@ -11,13 +11,13 @@ We have just released Uppy 0.8.0 and we can't wait to tell you more about it. Al
 
 While fetching your files, Uppy is now also able to supply some custom metadata to go along with them. So far, there are three components in place for that: Core API (`core:update-meta` event), `MetaData` plugin, and a new panel in Dashboard UI called File Card, which looks like this:
 
-<img alt="metadata dashboard UI, editing file name, future size and adding description" src="/images/blog/metadata-dashboard.jpg" class="border">
+<img alt="metadata dashboard UI, editing file name, future size and adding description" src="/images/blog/0.8/metadata-dashboard.jpg" class="border">
 
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 To summon this panel, all you have to do is click the edit button on the Dashboard:
 
-<img alt="metadata dashboard UI, editing file name, future size and adding description" src="/images/blog/uppy-dashboard-ui.jpg" class="border">
+<img alt="metadata dashboard UI, editing file name, future size and adding description" src="/images/blog/0.8/uppy-dashboard-ui.jpg" class="border">
 
 By default, the only active metadata field is `Name`. However, if you want to add other fields you can utilize our new and easy to use `MetaData` plugin:
 

website/src/_posts/2016-08-0.9.0.md

@@ -12,9 +12,9 @@ We have just released Uppy 0.9.0. This release features some changes that we thi
 ## Ability to pause uploads, progress indicators & ETA
 The most visible feature that has been added is the ability to pause and resume file uploads.
 
-<img alt="dashboard UI with paused uploads" src="/images/blog/upload-pause.jpg" class="border">
+<img alt="dashboard UI with paused uploads" src="/images/blog/0.9/upload-pause.jpg" class="border">
 
-<img alt="dashboard UI with files uploading and a pause all button" src="/images/blog/upload-resume.jpg" class="border">
+<img alt="dashboard UI with files uploading and a pause all button" src="/images/blog/0.9/upload-resume.jpg" class="border">
 
 The upload dashboard now contains more information about uploads, such as the time remaining until an upload is finished. We have also added circular progress indicators to give better visual feedback on an upload's progress.
 
@@ -28,11 +28,11 @@ bus.emit('informer', message, type, duration)
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  and displays a message bubble for a certain amount of time. It will be useful to notify you when the internet connection is (a licky boom-boom) down (or back up):
 
-<img alt="info: no connection" src="/images/blog/info-no-connection.jpg" class="border">
+<img alt="info: no connection" src="/images/blog/0.9/info-no-connection.jpg" class="border">
 
 Or when Uppy has successfully uploaded your files:
 
-<img alt="info: upload successful" src="/images/blog/info-upload-success.jpg" class="border">
+<img alt="info: upload successful" src="/images/blog/0.9/info-upload-success.jpg" class="border">
 
 
 ## Webcam: Say Cheese!

website/src/_posts/2016-09-0.10.md

@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
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-title: "September 2016, Uppy 0.10: Getting together, future, Google Drive UI, exposed events"
+title: "Uppy 0.10: Getting together, the future, Google Drive UI, exposed events"
 date: 2016-09-28
 author: arturi
 published: true
@@ -31,13 +31,13 @@ You are, of course, more than welcome to chime in on other issues or to open new
 
 In an attempt to be brave and keep things simple, we have removed the dashed border from inside the Dashboard, rewritten its layout with flexbox, and tried out a new [blend-in-with-the-background-and-blur](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/1199054/18763191/35d31ddc-80da-11e6-9a2c-c46388857135.png) mode.
 
-<img alt="Refreshed Dashboard UI" src="/images/blog/dashboard-sep-27-2016.jpg">
+<img alt="Refreshed Dashboard UI" src="/images/blog/0.10/dashboard-sep-27-2016.jpg">
 
 Uppy now also has the option to render the Dashboard inline on the page, instead of the default full modal dialog. To try it out, set `inline: true` in options, like this: `uppy.use(Dashboard, {target: '.myContainer', inline: true})`.
 
 We have also added a circular progress bar that shows total upload progress, combined with a pause all / resume all button, and an info panel that shows speed, ETA and status for all uploads currently in progress. So you'll have something fun and useful to look at while you are waiting!
 
-<img alt="Dashboard UI with global pause/resume buttons and a status bar — progress speed & ETA" src="/images/blog/dashboard-pause-resume-sep-27-2016.jpg">
+<img alt="Dashboard UI with global pause/resume buttons and a status bar — progress speed & ETA" src="/images/blog/0.10/dashboard-pause-resume-sep-27-2016.jpg">
 
 Be sure not to miss out on the new Copy Link button that appears after a successful upload, right where the edit button usually is. We know, that’s pretty exciting! And it gets even better: when you click on it, the link is copied to your clipboard. Or, in less capable browsers, a window pops up with a text link, so you can copy it yourself. Bananas!
 
@@ -45,7 +45,7 @@ Be sure not to miss out on the new Copy Link button that appears after a success
 
 The UI for Google Drive has received a fresh new redesign.  Check it out!
 
-<img alt="The redesigned file browser UI for Google Drive" src="/images/blog/google-drive-ui-sep-27-2016.jpg">
+<img alt="The redesigned file browser UI for Google Drive" src="/images/blog/0.10/google-drive-ui-sep-27-2016.jpg">
 
 ## Listen to events
 

website/src/_posts/2016-11-0.11.md

@@ -27,15 +27,15 @@ Here's what we have been up to, in some more detail.
 - toggling the `autoProceed` option that starts uploads automatically, without waiting for a click on the “upload” button;
 - enabling/disabling acquire plugins, like Google Drive and Webcam.
 
-<img src="/images/blog/dashboard-example-options.png">
+<img src="/images/blog/0.11/dashboard-example-options.png">
 
 **StatusBar** is a – you guessed it – bar that appears on the bottom of the Dashboard and unifies progress with pause/resume buttons.
 
 **Dashboard UI** has undergone minor improvements, such as: a new “drag files here” icon and tagline. Furthermore, the text before “acquire” icons on the top — Local Disk, Google Drive, Webcam — has been removed (it used to say “Import files from:”). We also added new “remove file” icons. You know, small things, big difference. :sunglasses:
 
-<img src="/images/blog/uppy-dashboard-oct-2016-1.jpg" alt="Dashboard UI, no files. Text: Drop files here, paste or import from one of the locations above">
+<img src="/images/blog/0.11/uppy-dashboard-oct-2016-1.jpg" alt="Dashboard UI, no files. Text: Drop files here, paste or import from one of the locations above">
 
-<img src="/images/blog/uppy-dashboard-oct-2016-2.jpg" alt="Dashboard UI, file upload in progress. StatusBar with pause/resume button and progress">
+<img src="/images/blog/0.11/uppy-dashboard-oct-2016-2.jpg" alt="Dashboard UI, file upload in progress. StatusBar with pause/resume button and progress">
 
 ## HTTPS
 

website/src/_posts/2016-12-0.12.md

@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
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-title: "Uppy 0.12: Responsive. Cancel. Feedback. ES6 Server"
+title: "Uppy 0.12: Responsive. Cancel. Feedback. Refreshed ES6 server"
 date: 2016-12-07
 author: arturi
 published: true
@@ -11,7 +11,7 @@ Hello! Here’s what’s new in Uppy 0.12.
 
 Prior to this release, we’ve optimized the Dashboard for usage with multiple “acquire plugins”, say Webcam + Google Drive. But sometimes all you need is “local disk” with drag & drop support, nice file previews and progress. And now the Dashboard UI works great with that use case out of the box. When you don’t add (.use) any acquire plugins, it looks like this:
 
-<figure class="wide"><img src="/images/blog/uppy-dashboard-local.jpg"></figure>
+<figure class="wide"><img src="/images/blog/0.12/uppy-dashboard-local.jpg"></figure>
 
 Also (prior to this release), we’ve built the Dashboard to work well with [tus resumable uploads](http://tus.io). That’s why you can pause and resume individual uploads, as well as all at once. But if you use an endpoint that is not yet ready for the future and upload resumability (here’s [how](https://github.com/tus/tus-node-server) to [fix that](https://github.com/tus/tusd), by the way), the Dashboard UI will show regular “cancel” buttons instead of pause/resume.