That's a solid approach for this use case. The capture="camera" attribute is indeed the most straightforward way to handle mobile image uploads without introducing external frameworks.
Its key advantage, as you noted, is the seamless integration with existing backend file handling - it removes significant development overhead. At Modsen, we often evaluate this method for client projects where a native app isn't feasible. It's a pragmatic and efficient solution for getting camera functionality into a web-based admin, especially when backward compatibility is not a primary concern.
Thanks for highlighting this. It's a useful technique that doesn't get mentioned enough.
That's a solid approach for this use case. The capture="camera" attribute is indeed the most straightforward way to handle mobile image uploads without introducing external frameworks.
Its key advantage, as you noted, is the seamless integration with existing backend file handling - it removes significant development overhead. At Modsen, we often evaluate this method for client projects where a native app isn't feasible. It's a pragmatic and efficient solution for getting camera functionality into a web-based admin, especially when backward compatibility is not a primary concern.
Thanks for highlighting this. It's a useful technique that doesn't get mentioned enough.