Monday, Monday, day, open wide dev fans, get ready to stuff your face with JavaScript CSS,

Node modules, barbecue tips, get workflows, break dancing, soft skills, web development,

the hastiest, the crazyest, the tastiest, web development treats, coming in hot, here

is Wes Barakuda, Boss and Scott El Torro Lugo, Tolinsky.

Welcome to syntax, today we have the state of CSS, this is a survey that goes out every

single year, along with the state of JS and all of that good stuff, and they ask developers,

what features are you using, what libraries are you using, do you know about these things,

what do you think about, are you still using bootstrap, have you used bootstrap less,

all of that good stuff, and it's kind of interesting to take a look at where CSS is heading,

as well as like what are developers actually using these days, and it's not perfect because

obviously it's skewed towards the type of people that take online CSS surveys, but I think

it's a pretty good look at what the industry looks at right now, so I'm excited to get

on into it.

Are you doing today, Scott?

I'm doing super good, it is a kid soccer season, I don't know if you're kids playing

these sports, but our son has been playing soccer now for however many seasons and he has

landed on the same team as all of his little friends from high school, and that's good and

bad. He's having a lot more fun being on his friend team, but man, every single soccer

practice has been like, please stop picking this kid up, please stop grabbing sticks and throwing

them instead of doing your soccer thing or whatever. I took a photo of a land on the sidelines

of the last game, this is the game, there's a game going on, and he's on the sideline,

like sitting on top of one of his friends, like wrestling, and I was just like, I took a photo,

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