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CodePen is a playground for the front end side of the web. It's all about inspiration, education, and sharing.
Bend, United States
Good however it can be kinda tricky to navigate especially the new update. Also I've seen reviews about sketchiness which I don't know if it is true but still nevertheless good for beginners and amateurs like myself
Bullshit web, dosen't work, is better to use nordpad.
This company relies on you forgetting your subscription and silently renewing it every year without warning you. This is very shady and just destoyed all the trust I had for them. There are toms of good (better!) alternatives now. Avoid them.
I liked codepen.io but it turned out that they make their profit by distributing stolen content and wash their hands of it.
Unfortunately, they share stolen content (both code and texts), which their users and bots then use. Despite several urgent requests, they do not respond and the content of the entire stolen website is already copied to other junk websites, which makes it impossible to achieve good results
in search engines. These are real losses.
A must have for any frontend developer. With CodePen, you can quickly create concepts for your projects and practice your skills. You can even use frameworks like React and tools like Pug and Sass. The community is also great, you'll always get inspired by the crazy things people do with just CSS!
This is a bit late of a review, but they deserve it, they provide an amazing service as well as amazing customer service. Something went wrong when I wanted to subscribe to their pro thingy and instead of monthly billing it went with annual billing, 99% sure I chose monthly though, but anyways, I was short on money and could not afford the annual option at that time, despite not having to they were really nice and gave me a refund for that, it might not sound like much but it was greatly appreciated and I am very grateful, I am now subscribing monthly and will continue to do so
Excellent platform. I've created more than 70 pens so far, one has passed 110,000 views! It's a real playground where I can test all kinds of code snippets. Thanks, CodePen ^^
CodePen are awesome. This is a must have tool for any front end developer as it allows you to test out concpets and ideas before pushing them to a live enviroment.
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