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CSScomb
- cburgmer 14y agoSeriously, PHP? Integrating that into your favorite editor? Anyways. A tool to help you have clean CSS sounds cool.
- Adirael 14y agoIns't PHP still the most used language for WebApps?
- xentronium 14y agoHow is php worse than perl or ruby for scripting?
- nachteilig 14y agoGod. Please don't start this again. This discussion is really no different than the vim vs emacs of old.
- kyriakos 14y agoits a matter of preference. whatever gets your work done easier use it.
- camwest 14y agoI just ran it on a particularly rank LESS document and it worked great. Nice tool.
- juddlyon 14y agoCool service! Worked great on the stylesheet I tested. You might consider describing the service and benefits on the page you process the file on. I wasn't sure what the service did immediately.
- brian_c 14y agoSort alphabetically. It's not arbitrary, everybody understands it, and no tool needed. This is silly.
- debacle 14y agoI'd like to see a version of this that could be created as a build task or a git hook.
- kieranyo 14y agoBeen using this as an ST2 package for a while. Works great.
- miripiruni 14y agoRight now I develop csscomb.js. I'll work on support any preprocessors.