Sass Source Maps + Chrome = Magic
Have you ever wanted your changes from Chrome’s DevTools to stick – or wanted to edit Sass files directly in the inspector? If your typical workflow involves making design changes within DevTools only to return to your text editor for application, you know the pitfalls. It’s hard to remember what changes you actually made and if you’re not using LiveReload you’ll need to refresh the browser to see
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Developing With Sass and Chrome DevTools | Envato Tuts+
In this article we'll take a look at how we can better integrate Chrome DevTools into our Sass development workflow. Tutorial Sneak Peek! Here's a peek of what we'll be doing in this tutorial via an animated GIF: On the left is a terminal and the Sublime text editor, and on the right is Chrome. Changes to the .scss file are being persisted to disk, which is reflected in Sublime, the Sass watch com
Developing with Sass and Chrome Developer Tools
In this tutorial, we’ll review the process of better integrating Sass debugging into our workflow with Chrome Developer Tools. Introduction – Sass Sass stands for Syntactically Awesome Stylesheets; think of it as an extension to vanilla CSS that provides such features as: Variables – For example, define a color upfront, and reference that value in multiple places. Mixins – Share common styles thro
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