@kentcdodds: Today I learned that @Remotion's editor is built to be forked and modified... Things just got a LOT more interesting...…
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Kent C. Dodds discovers that Remotion's editor is designed to be forked and modified, making it more interesting and adding to his workload.
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Today I learned that @Remotion’s editor is built to be forked and modified…
Things just got a LOT more interesting… Also, I have more work to do 😅
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