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👋 I'm starting a new React project with a video requirement that has some custom integrations (timeline related bookmarking, mostly) which will release in the next couple of months, assuming Video.js v10 is just a bit too alpha for my timelines, which player would provide me the easiest migration path going forward? |
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Vidstack would likely be the closest without me knowing any specifics. We are pretty aggresive with our timeline, we will Beta by that time. If you're happy to wait about two months then it would be a great time to start with Video.js v10. |
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👋 all, I've been quiet for a while — basically all of last year. My son was born (second on the way!), I joined Mux, and I needed time to understand what we were building before I could genuinely share it with you all. I'm sorry for the gap and uncertainty 🙏
I appreciate how much everyone supported me while I was building. Thank you, truly. Excited to have something to look forward to together.
🗞️ The News
Vidstack, Media Chrome, and Plyr are combining forces. We're building Video.js v10 from the ground up at Mux. I wrote the full story — what worked, what didn't, why this made sense, and where it's going:
Blog Post: 6 years building video players. 9 billion requests. Starting over.
Alpha in the works, new site coming too! Migration guide will be made available when it's time.
🔗 Links
• v10 GitHub (work in progress)
• X Thread
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