669: Peter Pistorius on Developing RedwoodSDK

Hey there, Shopmaniacs. You're listening to another episode of the Shop Talk Show, a podcast all about front end web design and development. I'm Dave. No more umms and likes, Rupert. I'm Chris. I'm giving it up. Yeah. It's a personal journey for you. Trying very hard. Apparently, the first rule is you have to close your mouth. Oh, interesting. Yeah. That's difficult. I'm not sure. I I think I have it too, but I was noticing some some fellow moms and dads the other day that had it worse than their own kids. And I'm like, no wonder where they get it. Come on, people. Let's do this. We have a special guest here today, all the way from South Africa, Peter Pistorius. Thanks for joining us. Peter. Thank you for letting me be here. I have not I don't have any formal training in removing um's and likes, and I might struggle. So but I'm gonna keep my mouth closed. You seem like you're doing a good job so far. Yeah. I voice for radio. Sounds good. Immensely. So now I'm closing my mouth. See, that's a it's a video moment. It was very subtle, but he's his Dave's mouth is literally closed right now. Got it. Like a fish. I I Peter, I don't think we've ever met. I don't may I don't know, though. Now that now I'm I'm doubting myself all of a sudden. But may let's say we haven't. Yeah? Or what? We we have never met, but I feel like I know you considering how much of your career has influenced my career. You know, CSS tricks, is just something that I absorbed as a as a up and coming web developer, and it's been it was around for so such a long time that, yeah, I feel like I know. Wonderful. But well, I'm familiar with some of your work as well too. There's I was just looking at, like, your you know, if you have a very simple personal website, which I feel like is is nice in that it could educate people in how unintimidating a personal website can be. It could be, for example, a paragraph. So rock that if you'd like. But it links to this thing called billable.me, which I think is like a great, URL to have. And it's just the most no nonsense thing in the world. Like, you need one invoice. It's just a bunch it looks like a bunch of content editable stuff on a table and you type it in there and probably hit print and got your PDF and you and you send it. I had to do that literally this morning. And I did the I have my own version of the same thing, and I think that rules. So everybody check that out. What a good idea, Peter. It feels like a rite of passage. A total invoice. Editable invoice. Yeah. Yeah. Not the first I've seen, but this …