In case anyone is hesitant:<p>I just ran the sass-convert tool on a decent size project to convert to sass 3 (I'm not much interested in scss) and it ran flawlessly.<p>It spotted a syntax error that sass 2 silently ignored (producing broken css). The tool told me exactly which line to fix, then I re-ran it and the results were perfect. Amazing!
One thing that's cool about HAML and SASS is that since they are all about syntax parsing, it's not a huge problem to deprecate and change the syntax and provide an upgrade utility.
Terrific news! I've been using the release candidates for a while, and have found Haml/Sass 3 to be an absolute pleasure for all my markup/stylesheet needs. Well done.
Haml, Sass and Compass have completely 180'd my POV towards web development. I've gone from hating the view part of the MVC web stack(thanks LAMP!) to loving the abstractions and frameworks being built around HTML/CSS/Javascript/DOM.<p>If I <i>couldn't</i> use Haml/Sass now in every project I touch, I would go postal.<p>Great work on Haml/Sass, keep it up guys!