Welcome to Syntax on this Monday, Hastie Treat.

We are going to dial in our focus and scope our thoughts into the native CSS Scoping

API at Scope. We're going to be talking all about what you need to know about this thing

How it works and some really really

Really cool things that allows you to accomplish. I'm actually, after you know,

looking over the notes for this episode, I'm distraught that I'm not using this

all over right now. So we're going to be talking all about scope and with me as always is West Boss. What's up Wes?

Not too much. I'm excited to talk about scope here. We it's going to be a fairly quick episode. There's not really a whole lot to it, but it's certainly something that the audit should know about as it's coming down the pipe.

Yeah, I'm Scott Tolinsky down the pipe. Yeah I'm I'm Scott

Tolinsky by the way I did not say that I'm also coming down the pipe I am getting my

day ready here but you know what's also coming down the pipe west with me what as well as scope?

Century sentry's new features errors

Lots of them in fact that's one of the things that we were the most curious about when we talked to the folks at Centres.

How do you deal so much?

So many things come through those tubes.

But this podcast is presented by Century and Century is a wonderful way to track how your application, your website, your stuff is working at any given time, collect the bugs, solve those bugs, fix your problems, move on.

So let's move on and talk about scope Wes. You want to hit us with the

wise? Yes. So scoping your CSS is is nothing new. We've had many ways to

scope our our CSS both from like naming conventions all the way over to

like lots of things like the Sveld Sveld kit has scoping built in.

However, like all good things, they eventually get added to the language and they're, they've

been trying to add scoping to the language for a long time. There was a scoped attribute on the style tag for a while and that got scrapped and it looks like finally we are

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