On 4/21/14, 12:38 PM, Aleksandar Ruzicic wrote:
I'm not sure if it is smart to use simple text macro processing system as a replacement for full-featured DSL such is Sass. And I don't think that some features available (and really useful!) in Sass are even possible with Ddoc. For example branching with @if, composing of various style sets to optimal CSS (Sass has @extend directive for this). Also, Ddoc can't minify resulting CSS which is something that is considered good practice (serve gzipped minified JS/CSS), so some external tool must be used for that. With node-sass we can get all that and more (i.e. source maps)..
A little searching turned up libsass.org which apparently is the native library that node.js uses for its implementation. So if there's an objection to full node.js (or if vibe.d is used) then perhaps the native library would do.
