In this supper club episode of Syntax, Wes and Scott talk with Jonny Burger about why and how he built Remotion, his app that lets you create MP4 videos using React.

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• 00:36 Welcome
• 01:24 Who is Jonny Burger?
• Jonny.io
• Jonny on GitHub
• Jonny on Twitter
• 03:51 Why did you create Remotion?
• Remotion.dev
• 07:36 What types of videos are people making?
• 10:53 What is the tech stack?
• Puppeteer
• Lottie
• 18:31 What is Idempotence?
• 19:50 What is lottie?
• 22:56 Motion blur trail
• Motion blur trail demo
• 25:17 Sponsor: Gatsby
• 26:12 Chrome rendering
• 29:58 When would you choose JPG or PNG?
• 31:43 Are you using ffmpeg in the browser?
• ffmpeg
• 36:00 Sponsor: Tuple
• 37:43 What player do you use for playback?
• 39:54 How did you take this idea to a product?
• 44:05 Supper Club questions
• LG C9 TV
• iTerm
• 50:12 SIIIIICK ××× PIIIICKS ×××

• Yoga with Adriene
• Cosmic Kids Yoga

• Toopo.art

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