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I built an open-source tool for creating educational programming content in multiple formats
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<!-- SC_OFF -->Hi all, I originally created CodeVideo as a little side project using FFMPEG WASM in the browser as an experiment, but it's since grown into my vision for a completely automated software educational course production system. The idea is that you create the educational content once, then can export the course to multiple formats - as a video (of course!), but also as an interactive webpage, a blog post, or even a book, PDF, or PowerPoint! It's 100% open-source (you can self-host it for free, or use any and all of the libraries for free), though of course I'm hoping to earn something from the insane amount of time I put into the project, so there's also a token-based generation option for those who prefer a managed solution / custom integrations / etc. You can read more about the technical details and history on my Substack post: https://codevideo.substack.com/p/launching-codevideo-after-two-years And here's the intro video about how to use the studio: https://youtu.be/4nyuhWF6SS0 From an intellectual and software standpoint this project has been an absolute blast to build - and as always, I've learned a TON along the way. Very excited to get feedback from the r/programming (https://www.reddit.com/r/programming) community (even the skeptical kind!). <!-- SC_ON --> submitted by /u/trollerroller (https://www.reddit.com/user/trollerroller)
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