697: Web Install API, Resizing Text, Active View Transition Type

Hey. Hey, you, shuffle maniac. What are you doing, buddy? Come here. I'll give you a scritch. I'll give you a little scritch. Oh, yeah. Right behind the ears, buddy. Yeah. Give you a scritch. Yeah. I want to hear a shout out shout. Oh, I'm dead. But with me, it's Chris Claire. Hey, Chris. How are you doing? I'm doing pretty good. I feel like now that, you know, we have such fans. Oh, god. I love all we all love each other. Right? Dedicated fans. I feel like we should sell you something. Don't you think, like, we should have shirts or expensive subscriptions or something? No. Just checking. Buy Yeah. Buy my old Gundams. If you want a limited edition Dave Rubin, Chris Coyer Gundam, yeah, let me know. I'll fire up the three d You do. Will you make it like an orange and black one? Oh, that would be awesome. Cool, Actually Cool. Yeah. Limited edition. Yeah. You know, I I forgot to do it. Well, whatever. I I will sell you on something because we actually have a sponsor. This is the last sponsor spot for them, studioworks.app, and it's, like, the nicest app. I'm now officially using it for all of my official my invoicing. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. So now I'm into it. But it I remember setting it up because, you know, we had Chris and Jessica on the show, and they told us about that was a couple episodes ago. They're awesome. But they they really do have a dream team working on the app, and they sweated the details like you would expect that they would. Right? Can you imagine people like this having, like, a bad web app? No. Of course not. It's amazing. They sweated every detail down from the business. But what's in what was important and it matters is, like, if you send any invoices, like, even a couple a year, I still think it's worth doing. You sign up. You get, like, a subdomain, which I think is kinda fun. I don't know. I like apps with subdomains anyway. So I'm like, my old school one is like a is like Midwest Coast Studios. That's my official LLC name. Maybe you didn't know that about me, but So now I have that as my business thing. And it takes about two seconds to be like, I want this theme. You drag and drop your logo on there. You say, oh, I'm invoicing for this, and it's this much money and whatever. You don't even need to do anything after that. You just hit send, and it just blasts off to their email or whatever. And it's easy. But then it's like you have a record of it happening, and you can mark it as paid. Even the client can mark it as paid, which is unusual, but you can listen to the show to see what a cool idea that is. Or you …