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hey every one i wan to know can we convert SCSS or SASS to css any method for it, or how can i use SCSS or SASS in my website in Style tag please help me soon
am using windows8 actually i have some codings and want to use them in my site so am not able to do that these codes are not running in my browser Chrome
@Jamy_za Converted me over to Compass.app. Many programs for Windows regarding SCSS freezes computers. It’s a known issue in Scout and I had the same problem with Prepos. Compass.app is the only one that I haven’t had an issue with.
@FragaGeddon thanx man
I’m using Compass.app as well (bought it like a day before @Subash came with Prepros) It’s easy to use but Prepros seems easy to use as well.
@chrisburton, What is the problem?
@Subash it freezes my computer at times.
I never had the issue. Can you please give me more info so I can fix the issue.
I think that was because of the logging algorithm that Prepros used. You can download version 1.7.0 and let me know If it fixes the issue or not.
Have some problems about compiling scss to css through **compass watch**:
there is little delay(not fatal), but inconvenient, Can it be somehow solved?
How much is little? I’ve heard Sass is slow so I give it a second or two to compile.
Sass on Windows is super simple.
Go to: http://rubyinstaller.org/downloads/ and download Ruby 2.0.0-p195. Install it. Then go to Start >> Ruby >> Start Command Prompt with Ruby. Then type `gem install sass`. You’re done.
Still in the command line, navigate to your Sass folder.
Then type: `sass –watch style.scss:style.css`
`style.scss` is the name of the Sass file, then `:`, then destination CSS file. You can also compile into different directory so: `sass –watch style.scss:../css/style.css`
Hope that helps,
Alen
the same with me (2-3s), i started to think that problem in my PC
found this http://blog.55minutes.com/2013/01/lightning-fast-sass-reloading-in-rails-32/ did you try make this changes?