
Kicking Ass + Taking Names with Sass & Compass
8 months ago
A quick introduction to Sass - a powerful extension to CSS3, and Compass - a CSS authoring framework.
See how using Sass & Compass can help to simplify your workflow, make changes & revisions easier, and impress your colleagues with newfound stylesheet wizardry.
See how using Sass & Compass can help to simplify your workflow, make changes & revisions easier, and impress your colleagues with newfound stylesheet wizardry.
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I've been using Sass & Compass for a few years now, and I still feel like I learn something new every day.
The Less vs. Sass fanboyism doesn't help anyone either. I'm glad to see the two projects learning from each other.
Of course, we have Compass, so clearly we win ;)
I'd love to more in-depth screencasts for sure! Thank you for your hard work Nathan! :)
For this vid, all the slides and animation were created with Keynote. Audio was recorded, cleaned-up and edited with Soundtrack Pro, then run through Levelator. Final screen capture & editing were done using Telestream ScreenFlow.
A huge chunk of the production time is actually spent writing & editing the script -- apparently, making it look off-the-cuff and effortless takes lots of effort!
As for work, I'm always interested in a new project. My email is linked at nathos.com Hit me up :)