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Congratulations to the author, Hampton Catlin, and he has many appreciative users who are excited about these releases. Sass makes CSS so much better.
by hachiya 17y ago
Congratulations to the author, Hampton Catlin, and he has many appreciative users who are excited about these releases. Sass makes CSS so much better.
- mhartl 17y agoThis release is mainly the work of Nathan Weizenbaum and Chris Eppstein, with a bunch of contributions from other Rubyists. I don't think Hampton worked on this release, and he hasn't been active in Haml/Sass development for a while. That's no knock on Hampton; there's just a tendency to give most of the credit to the initial author of anything (think Perl, or Linux), and in this case other people deserve a bunch of credit, too.
- chriseppstein 17y agoMainly Nathan. I had 64 commits. Nathan had 661. There were a dozen or so other contributors.
- hachiya 17y agoAh, thank you for the clarification. I apologize for the assumption and not checking further into this. Great job Nathan and Chris!
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