688: Modern CSS Round-Out Tabs, OpenUI, and Why Websites?

Hey there. Shop with me next year. Listen to another episode of the Shop Talk Show podcast all about web design development. I'm David Berg, and with me is Chris Quire. Hey, Chris. How are you doing today? So Good. How do I look? Pretty good. Are you it's you got it matted down. Is the hair did the hair just get so heavy that it just fell over? It's starting to. I washed my hands too, and I put my the water in my hair instead of on a towel. So, you know, that's also Oh. And it's, it's behaving a little bit. But, no, it's starting to Don't let my daughter see that. We're trying to teach her, you know, like it's she's I feel like just still getting a little old for the wiping your hands on your clothes thing. And I just No. I'm team Ruby. Sorry. Rubes. K. Good. Rubes, hold it together. Rubes. Kids are funny, though. Kids I do the check this morning because there's there's, like, dots all over her shirt. You know? And and, like, water stay like, Yeah. Like a little wet spot looks a lot like last night's pizza grease on there too, but one of them is gonna fade away from the other one's not. Yeah. One one is not a problem when you get to school, and the other one is, Ruby Ruby the, booger eater. You know? Like, there's, like, a like yeah. Yeah. It's a it's a pretty wide gap, so you gotta you gotta check. You gotta check. Yeah. It's, alright. Well, what what's what's going on, man? You've been blogging. I've been blogging. You've been blogging too, You got you got the, lot of stuff over on the, front end masters blog I I wanted to ask you about. But, Guest posting over there. I have a lot of energy for Yeah. For writing about the web that just cannot be stopped. You know? So I write I still save articles. I re RSS constantly. Is it is it, like, an an addiction for you? Can we can we get real? Is it, like I think so. Like cigarettes? You're like, I got I got I got there's a new season. I got a blog. You know? Is that, like, how it is? Myself incentive too because there is, like, a little bit of money behind it. So that's nice. But, also, like, it's more like just a steamroller of you can't just stop. You know? Your brain just gets all full, and then you just, like, have to let it out. So, like, you might as well put myself in a situation where it's advantageous for everybody that I do so. I do it for CodePen every single solitary week. I write Chris' corner. It's one of my favorite things that I do. And because what I my style there is that I have, like, the ultimate archive of of things that …