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3D GAMES in JAVASCRIPT??!
A visual, high-tempo tour through JavaScript, game engines, and browser-based 3D.
Video editing · Selected work
Technical video editing, from quick cuts to long-form interviews.
I edited 47 publicly credited videos for Theo and all 29 episodes of Studio Z. The work ranges from fast technical explainers to long engineering conversations.
Editor’s cutTop picks
00:04:17:12- Range
- High-energy + long-form
- Published with
- Theo · Studio Z
- Public proof
- 47 credited Theo edits
- Complete series
- 29 Studio Z episodes
Top picks · High energy
Start with the React
edit.
This edit turns a consequential React change into an eleven-minute technical story. Theo credits me directly in the description, so the work and attribution are both public.
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29:4603 Top pick
These DUMB Tricks Made My App 95,700% Faster
A performance transformation shaped around a clear before-and-after story.
Public descriptions across Theo’s channel name Mir as the editor.
Visit the channelLong-form videos · Studio Z
29 Studio Z conversations.
I edited every episode in the series: conversations about engineering, product, and leadership with different guests, subjects, and runtimes.
Featured from the series
Inside Atlassian’s Remote Engineering Culture
A long-form conversation with Atlassian CTO Rajeev Rajan.
38:01
47:1701 Selected edit
The Future of Developers and AI: What’s Next?
Scott Densmore, VP of Engineering at GitHub
57:38
43:26Complete archive
A preview of all published edits.
The first twelve links are shown here. Use the filters or load more to browse the rest. The RSS and JSON links below provide the complete list.
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I Miss Square CheckboxesTheo · t3.gg · 7:58 - 02
Solid.js Just Got WAY BetterTheo · t3.gg · 13:11 - 03
The Post-AWS FutureTheo · t3.gg · 7:42 - 04
The Average React DeveloperTheo · t3.gg · 7:15 - 05
My Tailwind JourneyTheo · t3.gg · 7:19 - 06
Betting On Your Tech StackTheo · t3.gg · 5:00 - 07
My Final Flutter VideoTheo · t3.gg · 14:26 - 08
Javascript in the future?Theo · t3.gg · 4:18 - 09
"Zero JS" Is A Bad IdeaTheo · t3.gg · 5:25 - 10
The People Who Hate CodeTheo · t3.gg · 4:41 - 11
Has Web Dev Gotten Worse?Theo · t3.gg · 14:47 - 12
Vendor Lock-In: Nobody Cares.Theo · t3.gg · 5:37
The cut
How I shape an edit.
I adjust the pace to the material, keep technical ideas legible, and cut repetition without flattening the speaker’s voice.
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Find the through-line
Arrange the material so each idea sets up the next one.
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Control the energy
Use rhythm, visual emphasis, and restraint to keep momentum without exhausting the viewer.
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Protect the voice
Remove repetition without flattening cadence, character, or a useful pause.
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