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Barracuda boss and Scott L. Toro. Look go to Lenski

Welcome to syntax in this Monday hasty treat. We're going to be talking about why people hate CSS

Which is a funny thing because I love CSS and it's always been one of my favorite parts of development

But there are very real reasons why people hate CSS many of which can be fixed and we're gonna talk about them

And we're going to try to help you get past some of your issues with CSS if you got them

My name is Scott to Lenski. I'm a developer from Denver, Colorado and with me as always is West boss

Hey everybody this episode is sponsored today by two awesome companies one of which is a prismic and

Prismic is the perfect place to host your data

It's a headless CMS of your dream. So check it out. This is also supported by log rocket at logrocket.com

Hey, West, do you want to talk about prismic and I'll talk about log rocket? I do

Prismic is a headless CMS. They just raised 20 million bucks to scale your content creation with slices

So they're doubling down on this slices thing which makes a lot of sense

So they're modeling their CMS if you are building a website in components

You got a header component or a person component or a footer component or a Twitter component

Then you probably have data that is associated with that specific component

And that's what slices is prismic doesn't awesome job at it. You just model out your editor

You you log in. It's a totally hosted service you log in and click click click drag and drop

You can make your editor and you give it to your your marketing people or whoever's run in the actual website

And then once the data is in there you can pull that data into

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