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What do you think about Brackets Sass?
I would like to ask those who compiled SCSS through a regular console and directly into Brackets , what do you still prefer? For example, in the built-in Sass plugin, the indents in the final css file annoy me a little , on the other hand, I don’t need to open the console every time and write compass compile . And mb I still don’t understand something, tell me if I’m doing it wrong, thanks in advance
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I don’t use the Brackets craft (there is certainly a potential, but so far it’s nothing more than a craft), and even more so SCSS plugins for editors, but I’m sure the indents can be corrected in the configs of these plugins. Manual launch through the console is generally the last century.
If you want convenience, use Gulp to compile.
A little past the checkout, since I will talk about LESS, not SASS. In Brackets I use the LESS AutoCompile extension. You don't have to think about anything: I saved *.less, *.css is automatically compiled right there. Extra actions (like compilation) will negate the advantages of such Brackets feature as Live Preview, without which it becomes sad to live as soon as you appreciate it.
Indentation? What the hell is the difference? You don’t need to go into the final CSS at all. In addition, it should ideally be minimized in the end anyway.
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