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This is a really powerful idea and makes a lot of sense. It's as flexible and readable as any CSS preprocessor I've seen, possibly more so because it's in a sy
by lux 13y ago
This is a really powerful idea and makes a lot of sense.
It's as flexible and readable as any CSS preprocessor I've seen, possibly more so because it's in a syntax I won't forget because I program in it all day.
And it's trivial to integrate into any JavaScript setup because it's just JavaScript. Brilliant!
- jcampbell1 13y agoI completely agree. When I get a chance, I am going to attempt thing that are impossible with SASS and LESS. There are things that are impossible such as using multiply and screen to create a button of an arbitrary gradient and color that looks good. This is the first preprocessor that is capable of doing something other than just saving keystrokes.
- cristianpascu 13y agoCoffeeScript will save us many keystrokes here, too. :)
- SkyMarshal 13y agoAbsolutely, and it takes CSS (preprocessors at least) closer to the LISP ideal of code is data and data is code. Now that I've seen it, in hindsight I'm struck with several thoughts: 1) in hindsight it seems so obvious, 2) why didn't I think of this, and 3) LESS/SASS/Stylus/etc are obsolete.