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When to use CSS preprocessor
over 1 year
ago
Here's a clever trick: Use preprocessor to write your css and then simply use a converter to change them back to CSS. This is safe your time and also save your user an additional file[s] to download!
Are you suggesting that people send LESS through to the client and compile it there? That's just silly and is never helpful.
With tools like grunt or even the sass or compass command-lien tools, I was under the impression that compiling to CSS is a part of the deployment (or, development) process.
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Bash get external IP!
over 1 year
ago
or even quicker:
curl ifconfig.meAchievements
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