Introducing RotoscodeJS: Record and share live code snippet changes

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I recently released RotoscodeJS . It's a suite of tools that allows you to record every change you make to a code snippet/file. Then, you can share that recording on your websites or blogs using a player widget. This way, your users can pause at specific moments.
RotoscodeJS can be embedded on any webpage and even on blogs (as long as the blog supports full embed scripts).
Here it is in action:

So simple, right? Once the recording is complete, an embed code will be provided so you can embed the player widget on your website.
RotoscodeJS is made of 2 components:
Let me know your thoughts on RotoscodeJS. Any feedback is welcome. Looking forward to hearing from you!
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