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Let me reverse the question - why would I want something in unstable, resource heavy and non-native environment?
by kabacha 7y ago
Let me reverse the question - why would I want something in unstable, resource heavy and non-native environment?
- hnra 7y agoMaybe you own a $150 chromebook and can't run video editing software locally? I could see this being useful for youtubers without access to decent hardware.
- workthrowaway 7y agowell, the $150 chromebook is not going to help you with figma either way
- Grustaf 7y agoIt’s still run locally isn’t it? Just in a much less optimal environment.
- yoshyosh 7y agoI think it depends on what you're editing. With internet speeds continuing to increase and be widely available, people getting increasingly used to recording themselves/creating their own content, and the influencer marketing wave educating/inspiring them that they too can create, the demand for video will only continue to go up. I think people also underestimate the collaborative nature/ease of use that comes with creating video, editing it, commenting w/ colleagues, and sharing it seamlessly via a url or uploading to your intended social network. I don't think people will be making full-fledged movies anytime soon, but there's likely a lot of use cases beyond the hardcore power user that absolutely needs a native tool.