I sure hope you're hungry who I'm starving wash those hands pull up a chair and secure that feedback

Because it's time to listen to Scott Tolinsky and Wes Boss attempt to use human language to converse with and pick the brains of other

Developers, I thought there was gonna be food so buckle up and grab that a

Handle because this ride is going to get wild

This is the syntax supper club

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Welcome to syntax. We've got a CSS build episode to you for you today. We have

Promise

I'm sure I I'm sure I totally butchered that Vendem on today and I sent him a DM a couple months ago

And was like I feel like half of our shows have like we're searching stuff and your blog comes up or a Twitter thread or

Whatever so

Your stuff just comes up all the time. So thanks so much for coming on welcome awesome

I'm very very happy to be here because

Yeah, it's a very exciting time to be to be a front-end developer and especially you see a S developer because so much stuff has been coming so

Yeah, it's a bit hard to keep up as well to be honest

Because it's maybe too much to follow so yeah, yeah, I hope to talk about some stuff here on the podcast and hopefully more people will get to know about it

Yeah, awesome. Yeah, I know you just got off of like big announcements at Google I owe and to see the

Response to all of the new stuff that was like obviously it's not from Google

But like a big push of it was like here is kind of where we're at in the browser and it feels like it's just

Thing after thing after thing that is being launched and solidified and not in all the browsers yet

But man, it's a good time to be a CSS developer. There's really a lot to learn definitely the engineering team has been kicking it up a notch

lately, and it sits it's one feature after the other like you know you know Kravitz my manager my colleague

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