Reputation: 119
So to put as simple as possible, I would like to incorporate SASS into a site I'm developing (the Internet seems to suggest SASS is the best pre-processor candidate) but I'm the type of developer that is always slightly tweaking CSS as I develop both back-end and front-end at same time. I can't afford a Mac or to build a linux box right now, and dealing with VMWare kinda sucks. So does anyone have a suggestion for how to create an automated process in the Windows env where when I save a SASS .scss file, it is automatically processed by the ruby sass and the css is file is generated and put in the correct project folder?
Upvotes: 1
Views: 858
Reputation: 161
You can use Prepros App for windows. It can compile less, sass, scss, stylus, jade, haml and It can also live refresh your browser.
Btw, It's free and open source.
Upvotes: 4