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I'm never giving up the original SASS syntax. It mirrors HAML so closely it makes the separation of semantics and styling so easy and natural. If I need to pas
by JonnieCache 16y ago
I'm never giving up the original SASS syntax. It mirrors HAML so closely it makes the separation of semantics and styling so easy and natural.
If I need to paste in some sample css from the web I just copy it to the clipboard and then:
pbpaste | sass-convert | pbcopy
in the terminal, and the sass is ready to be pasted into the editor.