So what's CodePen 2.0? Why is it better? Chris Coyier tells you all about it.

[00:00] Can we build one editor that can just do [00:02] everything? And then we can shut down [00:04] these other editors and make kind of [00:05] make everybody happy. It's the same old [00:07] school CodePen. Three boxes, you use the [00:10] three boxes, if that's all you care [00:11] about, rock and roll, you got it. You [00:14] want to add files to it? Okay, you can [00:16] add files to it. You want to add [00:18] different ways of processing? You want [00:20] Svelte? You want other things like that? [00:22] We can add those in there, too. Like, [00:23] what if we could do it all? So, we you [00:25] know, went back to the drawing board and [00:27] was like, can we build a system that can [00:30] support the the the fact that we know [00:33] everything's going to change, that [00:34] there's processors that are coming out [00:36] that we haven't even heard of yet, and [00:37] we want to architect this thing to [00:39] support those. [00:41] So, we built it, and that's what CodePen [00:43] 2.0 is. It is in public beta now. We [00:46] finished it. It took forever. Took a [00:48] long time to think about and architect a [00:50] system that worked for this, and do it [00:52] in a way that's backwards compatible [00:53] with everything we've ever done, [00:56] uh and supports the future as