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This looks pretty promising. I'm also very happy that they used LESS instead of SASS for their CSS pre-processing. I'm excited to see where this project goes.
by bluetidepro 13y ago
This looks pretty promising. I'm also very happy that they used LESS instead of SASS for their CSS pre-processing. I'm excited to see where this project goes.
- hakanito 13y agoWhy do you prefer LESS over SASS? I prefer the latter, only because of how well it plays with Compass and the command line watch/compile it provides. I have tried all of the Less GUIs, but they only disappoint, and I have not yet found any similar command line tool.
- wuster 13y agoIn Sublime Text, there's this plugin that automatically converts less to css on file save: https://github.com/timdouglas/sublime-less2css https://github.com/timdouglas/sublime-less2css I'm sure similar tools exist for the emacs/vim communities.
- hakanito 13y agoWill check it out, thanks.
- redwall_hp 13y agoThere is for sass, too: https://github.com/jaumefontal/SASS-Build-SublimeText2 https://github.com/jaumefontal/SASS-Build-SublimeText2
- taitems 13y agoI'm a massive LESS fan, but I'll admit one of the biggest failings in the tooling is the lack of upstream saving/compilation. Compiling on save is one thing, but if it doesn't recompile the manifest, it's useless.