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28 October 2014

Links

  1. Huddle/PhantomCSS

    “A CasperJS module for automating visual regression testing with PhantomJS and Resemble.js. For testing Web apps, live style guides and responsive layouts.” (via @tomstuart)

Tweets

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    Phil Gyford @philgyford • • In reply to… • #

    @joelanman But I’d need to install libsass instead, and that’s not as up to date as the Ruby version.

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    Phil Gyford @philgyford • • In reply to… • #

    @joelanman SASS

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    Phil Gyford @philgyford • • #

    WHAT HAVE WE BECOME?!

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    Phil Gyford @philgyford • • #

    Got Gulp working. Now my Python-based project has a dependency on Node as well as Ruby. 👍

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    Phil Gyford @philgyford • • In reply to… • #

    @myfreeweb @avdi I’ve already got stuck into swearing at Gulp, but that might be handy for work (where we swear at Grunt). Ta!

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    Phil Gyford @philgyford • • In reply to… • #

    @andylolz I’ll have a look into Gulp then, until PooPooWeeWee.js goes mainstream.

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    Phil Gyford @philgyford • • In reply to… • #

    @andylolz Ha! I’ve only used Grunt, but not enough to be wedded to it, so wondering if I should use Gulp for a new project.

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    Phil Gyford @philgyford • • #

    I was expecting someone to tell me Grunt and Gulp are both out of date and I should use Burp, Fart or PooPooWeeWee.js.

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    Phil Gyford @philgyford • • #

    Grunt or Gulp or some other embarrassingly-named tool for concatenating CSS/JS, etc? RECKON NOW!

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    Phil Gyford @philgyford • • In reply to… • #

    @foe Thanks, I think! I’ve just finished preparing the next month of tweets. It never ends.