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Re:Building a Web-Based Motion Graphics Editor by alyssaxuu on Monday June 17, 2019 @12:10PM (#20204420)
Yep, but they have different purposes. These focus on HTML5 animations (super useful and handy for web), but mine is meant to be used as a simple tool to make videos and animations of different formats. It also has video and audio support (I believe unlike the two tools you've mentioned).
Re:Building a Web-Based Motion Graphics Editor by robbrown451 on Monday June 17, 2019 @05:21PM (#20207514)
What you are building looks really nice and seems like it could totally fill a niche of its own. I've done a lot of work in similar areas and I'm very impressed.

BTW, as a creative person, I personally can't stand it when people's only comment is "have you seen X Y and Z which are similar to what you've built?" I get it, reinventing the wheel isn't always the best use of time, but I wish people realized how much of a wet blanket that sort of comment can be, especially if it is unaccompanied by any other insights about your work. It seems to imply that you haven't done anything worthwhile or unique, and your efforts are a waste of time.

I hope you continue to build this out into a product. Good luck with it and congrats on all your successes at a very young age.

Re:Building a Web-Based Motion Graphics Editor by vezycash on Monday June 17, 2019 @03:41PM (#20206577)
Please, if you're open sourcing this, could you consider a Electron - since this is web based?