Sassmeister is a pretty cool app for looking at Sass code and the compiled output of that Sass at the same time. CodePen also can compile your Sass, of course, but we don’t offer a side-by-side view for looking at authored code and compiled code at the same time. It can be done though! I […]

Marie and Cassidy are talking about the swag choices we’ve made at CodePen – where we get our swag made, and how it’s shipped out internationally, how we deal with inventory.

Chris and Marie talk about the little-known “nooks and crannies” of CodePen, from rarely-seen pages to features you might not know about.

CodePen’s timelords, Marie and Cassidy, are back to talk about how Team CodePen manages the time they spend on projects.

Our very own Cassidy Williams in Spain at T3chFest! How cool. As so many people have done, Cassidy picked some gorgeous designs from Dribbble to rebuild. She had the audience choose, and then live coded that sucker in professor mode! And don’t miss Cassidy and Michael Chan chatting over on the React Podcast Episode 40: […]

Our podcast engineer, Chris Enns, chats with Marie about what’s changed in podcasting over the last year, how CodePen evalutes the success of their podcast, and offer up some podcast suggestions for listeners.

This tweet kicked off some interesting thoughts. https://twitter.com/foamcow/status/1108290606458175489 Wes Bos made a video exploring why it’s such a tricky layout situation, and ultimately wrote some JavaScript to deal with it: There are lots of “almost” solutions. You might think CSS grid is easily capable of this, but it’s not exactly cut and dry. You can’t […]

As in, just a little DIY something you can add to each one of your Pens to brand it and let people know it’s one of yours. I’d bet you already know you could add external resources. Like linking up a JavaScript library, CSS file, or uploading your own asset. You can even link to […]

We just did a whole bunch of work to our JavaScript processing stuff here on CodePen, including updating to Babel 7. Here’s what that means in the CodePen editor.

In week three of the Tributes challenge, we pay tribute to our favorite folks in the world of literature.