Chris, Rachel, and Marie talk about some of the ways they configure templates on CodePen - Pen templates, Project templates, as well as dreaming up new ways to use templates on CodePen.

Drew Conley created an RPG right inside CodePen! Today he talks with Marie and Tim Holman about how he built it (with React), basing it around his own life experiences, and what the future holds for The Danger Crew.

Sarah Drasner is on the show to talk about why she started sharing her work and giving back to the community, her love of CodePen, and the Web Animation Workshops she runs with Val Head.

Chris and Marie sit down with Nat Cooper, organizer of the Creative Coding Club. The club aims to inspire people to design and build fun digital things based on a monthly theme. We talk about why she set it up, how she manages the community, and her plans to help keep Creative Coding Club going in to the future.

Mike Mangialardi from codingartist.io joins the show to talk about his Daily CSS Images challenge! We talk about what inspired him to start the challenge, how he runs the challenge, and how the CodePen community has embraced it. It's been a great way for people to learn and get better at CSS and so we are very excited to talk with Mike about the project!

Our guest this week is Jag Talon, a front end developer at DuckDuckGo! Jag talks to Marie and Tim S. about how hacking around on CodePen helped him learn CSS for his job, using CodePen Projects to redesign his podcast's website, and making use of CrossBrowserTesting.

Marie, Tim H., and Alex are here to talk about the decision to go all in on HTTPS at CodePen. We talk about some of the reasons why we waited until now to make the switch, and how we plan to implement it across CodePen.

Tim, Alex, and Chris are here for another "propellerhead" episode, talking about what happens at a server and infrastructure level when a user creates a new Project.

Tim, Alex, and Chris are here for a classic propellerhead episode - talking all things server infrastructure for CodePen Projects. All the fun server buzzwords are covered such as NFS, S3, EFS, Gulp, Docker, Docker Swarm, and AWS Nodes.

Chris, Tim Holman, and Marie are talking about spreading the CodePen word at conferences, both as speakers and attendees. How do you not cross the line into smarmy marketing? Do you need business cards? We talk about what feels right, and what doesn't, when you take your company out "on the road".