Good to see more universal support for Flexbox coming to @compass in 0.13.alpha.4: j.mp/18E25aG Cross browser (even IE10+)
New blog post: Moving from FTP to Git deployment, a designers guide: j.mp/17aY8dh
Want to undo a commit with Git? Yeah, we got that: j.mp/18yNgWQ
@kevinwhoffman And yes, I believe it scans the git repo for what has changed since the last deploy and only publishes the changes.
@kevinwhoffman Haha, def. not just for you. Gonna post this tomorrow: j.mp/10DC1YS LMK if u find errors. cc/ @robwierzbowski
@kevinwhoffman Preview: https://t.co/KlQdsDuBmU Post coming soon.
If you want a link to go back to the “classic” Picasa Web Albums, just append this to the end of your Google+ Photos URL: ?banner=pwa
@patrickfulton As far as me and @stevenspriggs can tell. ::sad trombone sound::
Apparently I’m not alone in my Sass source map troubles: j.mp/10CNAzM cc/ @ChromiumDev @pavlovalex
If you’re looking for a hotel, Google Maps powered Hotel Finder is a badass tool to find hotels where you want to be: j.mp/18yKcdu
Anyone else having issues with Sass source maps not working in recent builds of Chrome DevTools?
Me-likes the idea of a _z-index.scss file for a big app. This and other tips in @chriscoyier’s Sass Style Guide: j.mp/12QjC9b
@kevinwhoffman Yup yup. I forgot to add a .gitignore before I pushed my project, thus had them darned sass-cache files everywhere… Cheers.
To remove your .sass-cache stuff from @github, make a .gitignore to exclude .sass-cache, then run this command: j.mp/118IbQq
.@timhettler talking about making buttons in Photoshop and how its options converts to being awesome, modular Sass: j.mp/15fzQe2
@kevinwhoffman The eternal question. I’m gonna try Singularly next. Have used semantic.gs, and a friend likes profoundgrid.com.
KurtEmch An awesome repository of jQuery plugins! unheap.com #jquery via @unheap
chriscoyier Windows folks: open source CodeKit-like app for ya - alphapixels.com/prepros/
@singularitygs Very cool. Thanks for the links. I’ll check it out on my next project.
I was confused on how to use the Sass grid @singularitygs until I watched this screencast: j.mp/YWPFaA Looks pretty powerful.
.@typeform is a slick way to do online forms + they just went into public beta. Grab your account while there’s room: j.mp/11F3Liv
If you’re a fan of layer styles in Photoshop, CSS3Ps can save you a ton of time futzing with CSS3 values: j.mp/YHHrAO
@benfrain Markable.in is (close to) the web version of MouApp. cc/ @anotheruiguy @chenluois
Hide those damned .scssc / .sass-cache files from CMD+P in Sublime Text FOR-EV-ER: j.mp/16xR36j
@kevinwhoffman This is what it should be: cl.ly/Owyh . You may just have to git clone it to the packages directory.
@kevinwhoffman Nope, I did it through package control. Perhaps you already have it installed? CMD+Shift+P > List Packages.
If you use the SCSS package for Sublime Text, check out these built in shortcuts for things like @import & @extend: j.mp/14k34rv
@juanggiraldo Interesting. Had seen it before but didn’t realize it was more of a CMS. You installed it / using it yet?
@JoseTomasTocino Yeah no worries. Glad you found it useful Jose.
@OTTRiverLevel Nice! Thanks for the report.
If you’re wondering how to use @compass extensions with @TeamMixture, they have some awesome docs (with videos!): j.mp/ZLiEcK
If you’re using @TeamMixture & don’t want Liquid to automatically use a .min file, set “debug:true” in your mixture.json file. #sourcemaps
@juanggiraldo Lunch at Mountain state tomorrow? Might be a crew coordinated by @dmolsen.
If you’re not on the Sass program but want a simple way to concatenate many CSS files, @TeamMixture allows just that: j.mp/ZRWV6q
Some screenshot previews of Bootstrap 3 are over on GitHub: j.mp/YDn220
@b_nelsen I haven’t used Breakpoint yet, but just used a variation of it in my last project. cl.ly/Ocg6 Inline media queries FTW
SMACSS will turn what you know about writing CSS upside down. Here’s a video introduction to SMACSS: j.mp/ZCEO0F
Yup, gonna be writing all my markdown in Markable.in from now on: j.mp/10hQjzk The side by side preview is killer.
Page weight matters, a valuable read on how YouTube went from 1.2mb to 98kb, & how it affected low bandwidth markets: j.mp/128mM9A
@kevinwhoffman @robwierzbowski @KurtEmch My issue was with Firefox interpreting FW in #s differently than letters. Definitely fontscom issue
@robwierzbowski Pretty sure only with @Fontscom at the moment. Although I seem to remember a similar issue with Ggl fonts too way back when.
Be careful when using numbers for “font-weight” with @Fontscom. Different browsers render different things. Best practice: use words instead
Using CMD+D in Sublime today like a BOSS. It selects the next occurrence of what you have currently selected. CTRL+CMD+D is pretty cool too.
@robwierzbowski @SassyPgh Yes and yes.