The Netflix Clone That Wasn't

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8 months ago 152,932 views 0 shares

The Netflix Clone That Wasn't

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The eternal struggle of every frontend dev: creating a Netflix clone with a grand total of one video element, brilliantly named "fight.mp4". Sure, you've got the filename netflix.html open in your editor, but that's where the similarities end! Nothing captures the wild optimism of developers quite like thinking you can recreate a billion-dollar streaming platform with a single HTML5 video tag. The gap between ambition and execution has never been so hilariously wide.

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