674: Context in Console, CodePen’s New Editor, and Looking for a New Arc

Hey. There's Shop the Maniacs here listening to vacation edition of the Shop the Show. Yeah. Audio listeners will notice in my voice how chill and relaxed I am. Yeah. People on the, on the YouTubes will see this awesome backdrop, green screen background I have here. Yeah. Some trees and birds and sea Well, you do seem chill. You know? Little slower gate too. That's the California way, though. You gotta be slower. So if you listen at 1.5 x, maybe 1.75 this one. Yeah. Bump it up just a bit this week. I do have airplanes flying overhead. Can't control that. I do have seagulls. I do have boats. I do have cars. Mhmm. Can't control that. So that's where we're at this week. So doing our best. Might even walk by smoking marijuana. You can't control that. In my experience, that's 90% of the California experience. It's just it's just the waft of marijuana smoke. Just gossip. I always like the term California sober. You know? It means you don't drink you don't drink, but you smoke weed. It's fine. It's a different different, bar here different bar here. Indeed. Well, Christopher, you've been on vacation as well, so we're kinda probably coming back with very little web context. But, what's what's happening in in Internet's, websites? What's happening on the web. I'm so I'm really focused on the CodePen private beta because we're just we're just really cooking there. You know, we're we're coming up on closing all these tickets. You know, it was like it was like, unestimatable years ago, and we are kicking around with this. We had all these ideas and whiteboards, and it just felt like insanity. And now, you know, some of the big the big projects took so long to knock over that, you know, we we tried to to estimate it and stuff, but the estimates were such a joke that it was like nobody even cared. They was laughable. But at this point, you know, we're we're really getting down to the down to the end and has kind of energized the team, and you're watching tickets fall even faster, and we're inviting more and more people into it. And and it just feels really good. You know, it's a really cool thing that we shipped that we didn't even slate this one for for public release, and we try to be careful about that because it's like, you can you can get sidetracked on a little journey. And they're like, I don't know. I thought we decided we didn't need this for release, but there's a, how do I frame this? NPM. That's how I'll frame it. Front end development needs packages. I wouldn't say needs, but it's common to yank something off NPM to use. And even if it's not MPM, it's like you need it from somewhere. Like, let's say you're gonna use Vue. Where are you gonna get it? Mhmm. Where are you gonna …