If you are part of the front-end scene, you might have heard of Stylus, the distant cousin from Sass that nobody knows very well. Like Sass, Stylus is a CSS preprocessor which is written in Node.js. According to its GitHub repository, it describes itself as:
[...] a revolutionary new language, providing an efficient, dynamic, and expressive way to generate CSS.
Okay, revolutionary might be a bit exaggerated. But everything else is true.
What, another one!?
Kind of. But Stylus isn't brand new. It has been around since the beginning of 2011, but I see it as having quite a discrete community. By the way, did you know the latest Mozilla Developer Network redesign has been made with Stylus? David Walsh, who's been involved in the project, also wrote about how to get started with Stylus.
Continue reading %Getting To Know Stylus%
by Hugo Giraudel via SitePoint
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