Sass (Syntactically Awesome StyleSheets)?
Available @ http://sass-lang.com/
Is a fine way to produce clean and easy CSS code using a meta-scripting-language. It has feature for developer ease like variables, nesting, mixins, and selector inheritance.
If you are somehow using Sass in your Ruby-On-Rails application and using the default Webrick to serve the web content, it automatically updates the "public/stylesheets/*.css" files from your styling meta-script in "public/stylesheets/sass/*.css".
But, if you are using any other web-server (like, thin)..... in that case you'll have to get your CSS files to be explicitly updated using 'sass --update' action.
$ bundle exec sass --update
--watch public/stylesheets/sass:public/stylesheets
So, include it in your deploy Rake Tasks and get updated stylesheets everytime without fail.
Available @ http://sass-lang.com/
Is a fine way to produce clean and easy CSS code using a meta-scripting-language. It has feature for developer ease like variables, nesting, mixins, and selector inheritance.
If you are somehow using Sass in your Ruby-On-Rails application and using the default Webrick to serve the web content, it automatically updates the "public/stylesheets/*.css" files from your styling meta-script in "public/stylesheets/sass/*.css".
But, if you are using any other web-server (like, thin)..... in that case you'll have to get your CSS files to be explicitly updated using 'sass --update' action.
$ bundle exec sass --update
--watch public/stylesheets/sass:public/stylesheets
So, include it in your deploy Rake Tasks and get updated stylesheets everytime without fail.
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