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1. Compass: A Real Stylesheet Framework
2 years ago
Join the author of Compass on an hour long walk through of the Compass stylesheet framework. From installation to a simply styled webpage, you will walk through step by step, learn the basics of the new Sass stylesheet language, and the power of using the Sass libraries and tools that come with Compass.

For more information go to: wiki.github.com/chriseppstein/compass

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  • Taylor 2 years ago
    Now I just need a Compass cheat-sheet. :D
    Great work! This will be very useful.
  • Chris Eppstein 2 years ago
    I sure wish someone would make one!
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  • Parker Ault 2 years ago
    I recently started using haml/sass for all my static markup and never looked back. CSS variables FTW!
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  • Sergey 2 years ago
    This is great, thank you.
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  • Ethan Turkeltaub 2 years ago
    If it catches on, this will turn the web development world on it's head!

    And really. It is totally awesome!
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  • Sasha Koss 2 years ago
    It's great!
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  • Renato Carvalho 2 years ago
    Chris, compass is amazing. I'm designer and I'm open to make the compass cheat-sheet. The only thing I would need is the content, because I'm not completely familiar with compass yet ;)

    Cheers
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  • Chris Eppstein 2 years ago
    @Renato, please join the compass-users google group and start a conversation about creating a cheat sheet.

    groups.google.com/group/compass-users
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  • CpILL 2 years ago
    Compass looks really good but that video is waaaaaaaaay to long. You should do a 5 minute intro and keep this as the full length tutorial. Also, you could probably double time this video and still be able to understand it.

    Otherwise, nice idea!
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  • Ben Jordan 2 years ago
    Wow, this sounds really awesome, and I've been using some of the CSS templates listed on the Compass site, however, an hour is so long to invest to just find out about it, and it's very slow. I just don't think I'm going to make it through. I would just second CpILL's comments. Compress this thing into a 3 minute video where you speak quickly and hit the most important 4-5 points. Keep this video as a longer tutorial, not an intro to the framework. Keep up the good work. :)
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  • Pieter Coudyzer 2 years ago
    Agree with CpILL.
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  • Aaron Zinman 2 years ago
    +1 CpILL. It's agonizingly slow and it doesn't need to be. I wish vimeo had a 2x-3x speed play for this.
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  • JF Rompre 1 year ago
    Great Video Chris,

    and thank you for this fantastic tool. I too decided to join compass-haml/sass and will not look back.
    I disagree that the video is too long - I would rather have too much than not enough.

    Let's have more on other compass frameworks and plugins..
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  • Arms Longfellow 1 year ago
    Tips to producing a less obnoxious screencast:

    1. Plan everything you're going to say before you say it (and have someone who isn't you check your grammar).

    2. Stop stammering and saying "um."

    3. Always have a point.

    4. Edit the parts that didn't have a point out before you publish.
  • Gabriel Naranjo 1 year ago
    I appreciate this video, very few developers in the open source community actually document their work for the layman —or a designer with programming chops in my case— to understand.

    Some of your points could have been read as "constructive criticism" if only you took the time to think them in a more positive way before posting.

    The opening phrase is particularly obnoxious
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  • Josh Clark 1 year ago
    Chris -

    Thanks for putting this video together. And thanks for putting together such a useful tool and sharing it with the world.
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  • hiddenrivets 1 year ago
    great stuff!

    btw, is the +unobtrusive-logo -mixin deprecated? ;)
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  • Chris Eppstein 1 year ago
    yes. Maybe I'll add it to sass-recipes: github.com/chriseppstein/sass-recipes
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  • hiddenrivets 1 year ago
    yeah, do that. it looks so smooth!
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  • Suresh Iyer 5 months ago
    Thanks for this wonderful, wonderful screencast. I loved the way you arranged the windows as much as anything else (and for once loved the Monaco font!). I saw this online and would love to download it to save it for local viewing and easy sharing (In India not everyone has high speed broadband). However, the download gets stuck at 236 out of 362 MB (and I have tried 4 times so far in two browsers; other downloads from other sites and vimeo is working just fine). Can you please check and either fix it or point to an alternate download URL? Thanks!

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    PS: The error message that I get:

    /Downloads/2168884.flv.part could not be saved, because the source file could not be read.

    Try again later, or contact the server administrator.
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  • Suresh Iyer 5 months ago
    Managed to download after about 10 attempts. Strange!
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