Marie and Chris are talking trash this week about our newest feature — a restore option for deleted Pens! We get into the whys and hows of this frequently requested feature.

We updated how deleting a Pen works to make it a bit harder to delete something by mistake. And now there’s a way to quickly recover a Pen if you realize you didn’t want to delete it after all.

We’ve recently updated our Pen editor to be responsive and unified in the process. Cassidy, Klare, Stephen, and Marie are on to talk about the process of updating the Pen editor for 2019.

We’ve added a new sharing button to our pens on CodePen to Dev.to and Marie and Chris are here chatting about why and how CodePen decides to include social networks to share to from a Pen.

If you ever use the CodePen Pen Editor from a device with a fairly small screen (generally smaller than tablet), you’ll notice some big changes to the editor! Left: old editor. Right: new editor. Well, perhaps at first glance you don’t see a dramatic change. But poking around a little, we think you’ll find the […]

Have you seen this fancy new area of CodePen? There is a link to Topics now in the sidebar menu of CodePen: Topics is the right word for it, we think. A topic could be a specific library or framework, for example. We’re fans of frameworks like React and Vue, which make perfect topics. We’re […]

Both Twitter and Facebook offer fancy JavaScript powered sharing buttons you can use to put on your own sites. Using them adds a little <iframe> to your page which shows the button, and clicking the button pops up a special UI for sharing content there. A Twitter Share button, as I write, adds about 50k […]

Our topic for this episode is Topics — a new feature on CodePen. Stephen, Klare, Cassidy, and Marie are on to talk about what Topics are, the design approach, how we built the feature, and how you can suggest new Topics.

Spring cleaning isn’t just for garages. Here at CodePen we’ve spent some time shining up the Jobs board. We think it’s a much nicer place to both look for a job and to find developers to fill job positions at your company.

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 […]