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  1. @westonruter Sass does have Compass (http://compass-style.org/), which is very powerful and very useful5:44 PM Nov 6th from web in reply to westonruter
  2. @westonruter It's not possible to preserve line #s when you've got mixins and imports. Sass can emit comments with the original line, though5:42 PM Nov 6th from web in reply to westonruter
  3. @judofyr Yeah, anything with = (including partials) is re-indented. There's also deciding between <p>foo</p> and <p>\n foo\n</p>, etc.2:12 PM Nov 6th from web in reply to judofyr
  4. @judofyr Yep, and always will be. Pretty formatting is expensive12:23 PM Nov 6th from web in reply to judofyr
  5. @tomczarniecki Because you haven't written it yet ;)12:17 PM Nov 6th from web in reply to tomczarniecki
  6. Incredibly stormy here in Seattle all of a sudden. Had to disconnect my desktop so it wouldn't get fried.12:11 AM Nov 6th from web
  7. Haml & Sass 2.2.12 released: http://bit.ly/37Z91O12:10 AM Nov 6th from web
  8. @alexanderkahn At this point, mostly history. Ask @hcatlin about the original reasoning2:27 PM Nov 2nd from web in reply to alexanderkahn
  9. @alsotop "border: 1px solid black" should work, just like it does in CSS...12:00 PM Nov 2nd from web in reply to alsotop
  10. @ddfreyne @75th Sass 2.4 is going to have an optional CSS-style syntax. May also have classes-as-mixins, but see http://bit.ly/14sdNC10:11 AM Nov 2nd from web in reply to ddfreyne
  11. @alsotop How odd. What was the error?10:08 AM Nov 2nd from web in reply to alsotop
  12. @alsotop I'm looking into giving much more descriptive errors by default in Sass 2.4. What environment were you using it in? Rails? Sinatra?12:52 AM Nov 2nd from web in reply to alsotop
  13. @alsotop Give me some more details and I'll try to help out11:08 PM Oct 31st from web in reply to alsotop
  14. @suderman That's been around for ages, and is now the preferred style. We're trying to spread the word by converting all the documentation.8:50 PM Oct 30th from web in reply to suderman
  15. @metadaptive It's not really Rails-specific -- especially with compass, it's easy to use elsewhere12:09 PM Oct 30th from web in reply to metadaptive
  16. @lesjames Sass 2.4 will support a CSS-like syntax in addition to the existing indentation-based syntax12:08 PM Oct 30th from web in reply to lesjames
  17. @metadaptive How can we make Sass more usable?11:14 AM Oct 29th from web in reply to metadaptive
  18. Drowning in homework. Will release Haml 2.2.10 as soon as it gets done... maybe after I fix the bug reports that have been piling up, though6:53 PM Oct 26th from web
  19. @piouPiouM #sass (I'm the lead developer). #compass is worth it12:26 PM Oct 22nd from web in reply to piouPiouM
  20. Skittles no longer contain gelatin. I am overjoyed.12:48 AM Oct 22nd from web