arjanvandergaag.nl
Modular front-end code in Rails by Arjan van der Gaag
http://www.arjanvandergaag.nl/blog/modular-front-end-code-in-rails.html
Arjan van der Gaag is a thirtysomething software developer, historian and all-round geek. This is his blog about Ruby, Rails, Javascript, Git, CSS, software and the web. Read more about Arjan. Or follow Arjan at Github. Or via his feed. Modular front-end code in Rails. Written on 23 aug 2012. And tagged ruby, rails, css, sass, programming, web development. Increasing style re-use and, by extension, consistency;. Creating a shared language among team members;. Decoupling markup from styles. For examples a...
slicecraft.com
SliceCraft: PSD to Haml, Sass, Compass & CoffeeScript for Rails
http://slicecraft.com/our-track-record.html
SliceCraft: PSD to Haml, Sass, Compass and CoffeeScript for Rails. PSD to modular and search engine friendly. Haml, Sass, Compass and CoffeeScript. SliceCraft is a service provided. Our track record and portfolio. Here's why you can feel confident working with us. We're recognized professionals in our industry. Our front-end architect Roy Tomeij has explained Sass, Compass and modular and reusable front-end architecture to thousands of people. You may have seen him speak at these conferences:. CSS Day, A...
thesassway.com
Sass doesn't create bad code. Bad coders do.
http://www.thesassway.com/editorial/sass-doesnt-create-bad-code-bad-coders-do
Sass doesn't create bad code. Bad coders do. Those who don't see any use for pre-processors such as Sass often use the "bad code" argumentation. It creates too specific selectors due to nesting, huge sprites and they hate the way Sass enforces an architectural approach that doesn't work. And it's all true. If you're a poor developer. You know, one who would handcraft too specific selectors, 15MB sprites and doesn't know how to cleanly structure a project. Debunking the arguments against Sass. Ask yoursel...
mattvanderpol.com
Configurable Star Rating Without JS Redux - Matt Vanderpol
https://mattvanderpol.com/configurable-star-rating-without-js-redux
Configurable Star Rating Without JS Redux. May 13, 2015. The other day, I saw an interesting Sass example of a configurable star rating without JavaScript. I was drawn to several aspects of the approach but noticed that you couldn’t click to “select” a star rating – so I decided to fork his example and update it with that behavior. Click “Result” to try it out. Play with this gist on SassMeister. So that they are correctly clickable. Think of them like stairs:. 1-star is the highest stair. It is a little...
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