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Welcome Scott how you doing?

Doing super good. How are you?

Pretty good. What are you working on these days?

A whole bunch of stuff recording some random new series, right?

So like, there's some series that wanted to do for a long time, like go over some code pens

that are popular or maybe making waves or people are talking about and just sort of break down how they're done.

Now they don't have to be like super tough ones, but like just interesting for various reasons.

Like the one I did for the first video was a really simple just like card flipping animation, but because of the use of like perspective and the use of Z transforms, it made it really interesting and the code wasn't complex or difficult at all

but it was nice to sort of just like highlight what's going on in that stuff yeah yeah

so I'm also recording a couple of new series and recording a free series on Gatsby right now that's going to be out soon.

Actually, I have three episodes that are just waiting to be published, so probably do that right after we're done recording and then

uh yeah and if you saw Figma's big release of their like 2.0 package or so like

prototyping features and stuff in there.

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