Happy Holidays at CodePen!

Happy Holidays! The holiday Pen creativity has always been on point at CodePen. Let's check out some of them both new and classic, as well as some news and tutorials worth checking out. SCSS random() Christmas Tree Andrew Hawkes' festive tree "[takes] advantage of SASS lists, loops and the random() function." A Round of Preprocessor Upgrades We've upgraded the preprocessors on CodePen, including the much-requested move from Jade to Pug! Go PRO on CodePen Unlock the full power of CodePen with features like Live View, Private Pens, Asset Hosting, and many more. CodePen Meetups in 2017! RSVP for a CodePen meetup in the new year! There are January meetups in Orlando Florida, Barcelona Spain, and Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Pastel Gradients Beautiful collation of gradients to use in your next bright and bubbly projects. Pixel Santa Alex Wright's recreation of a Dribbble shot. The pixels are done through multiple zero-blur box-shadows, so there are only a handful of HTML elements. Holiday Experiment Gosh if that those aren't the most perfect, modern, classy holiday colors ever, I don't know what are. CSS Fat Cat by Cassidy Williams. Mr. Purrrkins wants to see you in his office, right meow! Holly Jolly Christmas Collection Check out Marie's collection of the best holiday Pens from Christmas present and Christmas past! Want to learn Pug...with Pugs? Bryan Stoner (and some good doggo gifs) can get you up and running! Cat Hands All of us have dreamed of having cat hands at least once in their life, right? DOM Tree It's not the holidays without going back and marveling in Hakim El Hattab's swirling shrubbery of inputs, dropdowns, and radios. Winter Wonderland Another Dribbble shot recreation, this time by Kevin Jannis, who added some lovely slow animations. Jobs! A couple of selections from our Job Board: WordPress Developer at Single Grain Senior Javascript Developer at Overpass Storytelling Front-End Engineer at Vox Front-End Web Developer at Bytion Have a job openening at your company? Post it! You're receiving this email because you are a member of CodePen. You can opt out of this type of email any time. Or manage your notification settings here.