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Relating to Haml/Sass, you may have heard of the ruby gem StaticMatic. It's a great tool that lets you use Haml/Sass to building quick, static prototypes. In f
by simplify 16y ago
Relating to Haml/Sass, you may have heard of the ruby gem StaticMatic. It's a great tool that lets you use Haml/Sass to building quick, static prototypes.
In fact, I loved the concept so much that I began improving upon it myself[1], adding support for CoffeeScript and Amazon S3. For anyone who might find it useful, any testing or feedback would be greatly appreciated.
[1] https://github.com/mindeavor/staticmatic2 https://github.com/mindeavor/staticmatic2
- glasner 16y agoI used Staticmatic, but I never liked having to move all my HAML/SASS over to my app. I recently replaced it with the showoff plugin [1], which is basically Staticmatic inside a Rails app. [1] https://github.com/adamlogic/showoff https://github.com/adamlogic/showoff
- simplify 16y agoInteresting, thanks, I'll consider using that next time I'm building a prototype that will eventually become a Rails app. But who knows, I might write a rails-app-exporter for StaticMatic just for fun :D