Rico Sta. Cruz

Lack of support for nested media queries is still a bummer. And "is better" is hard to quantify—Stylus doesn't support things like conditionals and loops (if you ever need that sort of thing).

I also miss the mix(red, green, 50%) function of Sass.

Nonetheless, I personally do use Stylus quite often as I love the syntax as well!

Nice tip! By the way, why not just check for the existence of xsel and the non-existence of pbcopy?

if ! which pbcopy >/dev/null && which xsel >/dev/null; then
  alias ...
end

Thanks! I don't think there's a need to style :before though.

The "fallback" is letting the element show unblurred :)

I believe you can also use :nth-chilld(even) and :nth-child(odd). :)

Thanks! Might be fair to mention that the value is in milliseconds since epoch, unlike the seconds you might be used to.

Curious: why <Left><C-[> and not <Esc>?

This has the caveat that .innerHTML with new tags will not work. This means that these examples will fail:

document.getElementById('hello').innerHTML = '<section>Yo!</section>';

$("p").append("<aside>Hola!</aside>")

To solve this as well, just use html5shiv.

<!--[if lt IE 9]><script src="dist/html5shiv.js"></script><![endif]-->

@brokenseal There are legitimate uses for type coercing strings to integers. For instance, HTML attributes from the DOM are always strings, if you need it as a number, you'll still need to cast it.

@passcod Thanks for the tip on +"023"! One case this won't cover though is when you're working on a string with numbers and letters, with one typical case being parseInt("32px", 10).

Thanks! and brew install tig :)