645: Mouthblogging CSS in 2024

Hey there. It's up with me. You're listening to another episode of the Shop Talk Show. I'm Dave in the shed. Rupert of miss Chris in the office. Coyer. Hey, Chris. How are you doing? Fantastic. Thanks for having me, Dave. Last week, we did, we did, like, HTML edition because it was it was it was not every year can you do that, really. Like, there's just not that much that changes in HTML year to year, and there was, like, enough to talk about and kinda fill an episode for, and we did it. And then in between the time of recording that and this, Google or the, like, the DevRels over there put out CSS wrapped 2024, which is they've been doing year to year. So I thought we could do we could just do back to back episodes. We just did HTML. Let's do CSS now. Let's do it. Dave's idea. Well, I it's well, Dave's idea, but Adam Argyle did all the work, I think. Well, Chrome DevRel team here did all the work. But Yeah. It looks like it's Bramas and Rachel and Barry Pollard and Una Kravitz. They got the the team at the bottom. The whole squad. Okay. Yeah. But it's but it's very, like, it's a very good site that really sort of shows, you know, everything that's come out. So it's really easy and digestible to be like, oh, yeah. This did happen. So Mhmm. Pretty cool. It's hosted on our favorite website in the world too. If if everybody should go to chrome.dev. It's just an unordered list of links. Yep. The whole thing is and clearly, somebody over there has, like, handed them some power. They're like, here, y'all. If you need a website, here is your website. If you do a thing, just add it to the bottom of the list or the top in this case. I love, we're talking trillion dollar company here or whatever, and, it's like a u l. It's good. Chrome does. No. It is good. I actually don't mind it because it's easy to find stuff, you know. Don't overthink it. Just make a list. It's kinda like, like that CNN lite where it's like that's better than the actual CNN, you know. Yeah. Yeah. Where it's like, oh, this is a good one. About, like, text based email sometimes too. When you, like, just you need to say something to some people, so you just say it with some words and send it rather than wrap it in an HTML table and put a header. That's crazy, dude. Yeah. You know Unsplash? No Unspot? You're just sending emails without Unsplash? Wow. Brave. Brave. Well, it's a beautiful website in itself, of course, and I'm sure, you know, they put in stuff. The site was begging for, like, scroll driven animations, so you can kinda see that going on as you scroll down immediately. Yes, sir. And the, like, pixel font …