Cloudinary (a tool for storing/manipulating/serving images and video) had a new manipulation feature that is pretty impressive. Your best bet is just to try it out! You upload one image that provides the style You upload a second image where the style is applied to See cool result I always have some stock photography laying […]

We just brought back PayPal as a payment option, and we used Braintree to do it! Marie and Alex are on to talk about the how and why of adding a new payment provider to CodePen.

“Motion Graphics For The Web”, says mo · js. It’s a JavaScript library created by Oleg Solomka, otherwise known as LegoMushroom on Twitter and sol0mka here on CodePen. There is something about it that inspires really clean animation work and playful demos. After you check out these picks from the CodePen community, check out the […]

CodePen is a huge worldwide community of web designers and developers. There are meetups all over the globe. There are going on 2 million registered users of CodePen who have made north of 20 million Pens. We hear about CodePen being used as part of people getting jobs all the time. Some front-end folks use […]

Chris and Tim Sabat talk about struggles you can have with a growing database – keeping lookup times down, paging issues, and dealing with metadata.

This is a guest post by David DeSandro. You might know David from his work at Metafizzy or right here on CodePen. We’ve worked with David in the past on code and UI work, and now he’s at it again with some branding work! Here’s David: SVG has renewed my love of viewing source. It’s […]

Rachel, Tim Sabat, and Marie are here to talk about CodePen’s newest feature: the Dashboard. We’re talking about why we added it, how we built it, and why it’s so zippy.

Tim H, Rach, and Marie talk about screenshots on CodePen. How we generate the default screenshots, how and why we built the new custom screenshots feature, and a little discussion about what’s coming up in the world of headless Chrome.

The new Dashboard helps you find all of your work, all in one place. No more clicking around into different sections of your profile to find things. It’s all in your Dashboard now!

Saying no is an important part of running a web business. In this episode of CodePen Radio we talk about how and when we have to say no to customers and others.