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Maybe off topic, but I’d kill for a HAML for TSX or Svelte! Working with HAML really did make building web app fun IMO. I can’t be the only one!
by nielsbot 1y ago
Maybe off topic, but I’d kill for a HAML for TSX or Svelte!
Working with HAML really did make building web app fun IMO. I can’t be the only one!
- braebo 1y agoSvelte already has a Pug preprocessor :) I used to use it years ago. So much nicer than HTML.
- ALLTaken 1y agoSomeone posted here, thanks for that!! It immediately reminded me of HAML: https://harcstack.org/ https://harcstack.org/ I like HAML a lot, it was the most pleasant to develop with. And it shares a lot in common with Stylus. They both shared things in common. NO NEED FOR: Curly braces, parentheses and semicolons. The cool thing, it was all optional and I wasn't forced to make use of all shortcuts! I developed my own CSS Framework in 2003, shared with some UX guy at Yahoo, who incorporated it into YUI mostly as is, after I waived all rights. Most of that became internet standard. Later I had my own PHP based CSS scaffolding framework in 2005 that could also generate grids (before flex-box). SCASS/LESS was really similar to my framework, when it came out. But I disliked it, it just looked like PHP mixed with CSS. I thought why accept the ugly syntax, despite a compiler being available? The best ever existed is: HAML + Stylus + (HARC?) See the beauty of it: https://stylus-lang.com/docs/selectors.html https://stylus-lang.com/docs/selectors.html Now compare with HAML https://haml.info/ https://haml.info/ I think https://harcstack.org/ https://harcstack.org/ makes a good successor.
- rk06 1y agovue allows other languages in .vue files for both css & html similar to js