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Stylus, the Revolutionary Successor to CSS

8 pointsby pengabout 14 years ago

3 comments

mcastnerabout 14 years ago
I think this article is not a great introduction to Stylus, it's a better idea to check out their Github page: <a href="http://learnboost.github.com/stylus/" rel="nofollow">http://learnboost.github.com/stylus/</a><p>While you can write functions to create abbreviated versions of CSS properties, it's entirely optional.<p>Also I actually prefer Stylus' mixins and functions to SASS'.
theoneabout 14 years ago
I kinda doesn't like the concept of such cryptic representations of standard language. May be by writing such way you saved a lot of characters, but anytime standard CSS is lot more readable thus maintainable.<p>Though I also feel, browser specific styles are really painful. And I also miss lack of functions, variable in CSS.
aDemoUzerabout 14 years ago
less characters != equal readability. I'll stick with SASS for now.