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I’m a little new to the whole preprocessor thing and I’m ready to start using a preprocessor. What is the easiest way for 2 people to work on a single project, locally, using Sass. Will codekit push to a server? I guess I’m just a little unclear on what my workflow should be. Currently I’m using Coda2 and develop directly on the server.
There’s an app or something that you can use. The name slipped my mind but I want to call it Tunnel. I’ll try to find it.
Git is your friend. With mine it’s all synced via Dropbox and then pushed to live and version controlled by Git.
@andy_unleash Cool. I didn’t know that was possible.
The only caveat is I don’t know what would happen if you’re both editing the same file at the same time.
If need to be live coda has a feature for live colaboration, else git can handle very well, just keep a good git workflow.
Commit both files the sass and the compiled.
Currently working on a project with another person at work. Git has been super important for this. We just work from branches and then merge back into master. Then we can see if there are any conflicts from working on the same file.
We had to turn off line commenting in our COMPASS generated style.css, though, as it caused merge conflicts every time.