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SassConf interview w/Hampton, Nathan and Chris. Yeah, this really happened!
At the end of SassConf 2013 in NYC, I had the amazing opportunity to sit down with the creators, maintainers and amazing minds behind Sass. Hampton Catlin, Nathan Weizenbaum and Chris Eppstein.
Just to forewarn, this interview was held outside in an open space while the conf was still happening, there are a few, pretty funny, cases where blunt editing was required.
Enjoy!
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Sass Bites Episode #10 - Variables
Streamed live on Oct 10, 2013
Sass Bites Episode #9 - Sass Nesting
Streamed live on Oct 3, 2013
Streamed live on Sep 19, 2013
A weekly bite of Sass on your lunch break.
Sass Bites Episode #8 - The @for Directive
Streamed live on Sep 12, 2013
Sass Bites Episode #7 - The @while Directive
Code is available at https://gist.github.com/micahgodbolt/6542163
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Streamed live on Sep 5, 2013
Sass Bites Episode #6 - The @each Directive with Chris Bloom
Code samples can be found at http://sassmeister.com/gist/6446554
Streamed live on Aug 29, 2013
Sass Bites Episode #5 - The @if Directive
https://gist.github.com/micahgodbolt/6379555
SassBites Episode #4 - Advanced Extends with Dale Sande
Brought to you by the Portland Sass & Font-end Meetup
SassBites Episode #3 - Extends
Brought to you by the Portland Sass & Font-end Meetup
Today we are announcing the release of a front end regression testing tool called Wraith. This tool is something we have been using for the last 6 months, it has proven invaluable in testing CSS changes, both deliberate and unintentional.
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SassBites Episode #2 - Mixins
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OO'S'CSS @DrupalCon 2013
Last month I had the awesome pleasure of speaking at DrupalCon Portland 2013.
For those who were unable to attend and are interested in listening to me blabber endlessly about Sass and placeholder selectors you are in luck.
DrupalCon Portland 2013: SASS - OO'S'CSS W/EXTENDS AND SILENT PLACEHOLDERS
Be warned, I am using a little touch of 'colorful' language. I apologize to those who are offended by that.
SassConf! It's a thing!
Come get Sassy this October in New York City! Introducing SassConf, a two day conference devoted to modern front-end development.
But where? New York City in the Scholastic building.
But when? October 12-13
You have a killer Sass topic you want to present on, be sure to submit a proposal. You have till June 15th!
Want to stay up to date with events? Follow along on the Twitters @SassConf and look for updates at their site, sassconf.pgdn.us
And as always, as I know you will know. So either follow this tumblr or on the Twitters @SassMeetup
Sass gets new signs of recognition in the industry as more startups and major companies add the most famous CSS preprocessor to their toolbelt every day. Today, it is unlocking a gold achievement: “used by Apple”!
I discovered Apple rolled out a new design (codename Bento?) of the homepage of...
In this episode of SassCast, we are speaking with author, blogger, and all around Sass user, Kaelig Deloumeau-Prigent. **Links mentioned in SassCast:** [git.io/hidpi](git.io/hidpi) [http://timkadlec.com/2012/04/media-query-asset-downloading-results/ ](http://timkadlec.com/2012/04/media-query-asset-downloading-results/ ) [https://gist.github.com/blackfalcon/4119580](https://gist.github.com/blackfalcon/4119580) [http://www.css-maintenables.fr/](http://www.css-maintenables.fr/)
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Icon fonts, HAML and Sass
Icon-fonts. They are pretty awesome, but much like managing Sprite files, there are issues that make them a real pain to manage. Sure there are full libraries out there that you can grab wholesale and rely on their documentation, but for optimization and performance reasons you do not want to load up a series of libraries just to use a few icons. Leveraging the power of HAML and Sass we can make this less painful and at the same time maintain a living style guide. Basically, winning all over the place. [read the post](http://gist.io/4731881)
Sprites are a pain, @each makes it hurt less
Sprites are a pain in the ass, we all know that. And with a recent reminder of Google's Bootstrap I am once again reminded of the horrible ways that people solve problems. So let's get intelligent. Here is a really kick Sass example for how we can use some of Sass' power features to make this less painful, write better classes that don't break performance rules and fits the popular mindset of OOCSS. [Read the post][post] | [Play with the code][code] [post]: http://roughdraft.io/4653730 "Sprites are a pain, @each makes it hurt less" [code]: http://sassmeister.com/gist/4653730 "It's a gist you can play with"
