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hi,
I am Windows user, struggling with installation of SASS
http://sass-lang.com/download.html
I managed to install ruby + I have Github account
do not know how to use the gem install sass
http://minus.com/mbiMqEygJo/2
got it cloned in my local folder using the button :]
so now I should use the console to install it I believe … but
… I have now like 4 consoles !
http://minus.com/mbiMqEygJo/
1.] original GIT before I knew about the Github for Win app
2.] new console that got installed with that app
3.] Ruby command line
4.] and a second one with Ruby
from which one should I use the install command guys?
I have yet to attempt this, but I saved this URL which makes it sound easy
http://www.senff.com/front-end/coding-tips/getting-started-with-sass-on-windows-the-easy-way/
Update: Even better!… check out Scout
@Mottie: Scout would be the best option indeed….if only I could get it to work. But as soon as I start “watching” a folder, I get some weird Adobe Air error. Documentation and help for Scout isn’t too great either, and if I look at the solution for it, I already see that even though it’s not necessarily complex, but just too much work: https://github.com/mhs/scout-app/issues/19
So I’ll be sticking with Compass.app for now, has never let me down. Thanks for posting the link to my blog, if you hadn’t then I would have. ;)
“btw to fix Scout is real easy
[ScoutInstallDir]javascriptsappprocess_interaction.js
just change line 95 from … Program Files to … Program Files (x86)”
Didn’t work, same error. Back to Compass.app! :)