I realized I was old when I tried to clean my screen, then realized "PHO" had accented characters ... I complain about the uppercase-only EBCDIC main-frame output at work, but I'm still not used to seeing non-ASCII characters on the web. My elderly status was confirmed when the Getting Started guide included: 2. Generate initial project structure yo pho
PHỞ: Automated workflow for front-end
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#13I realized I was old when I tried to clean my screen, then realized "PHO" had accented characters ... I complain about the uppercase-only EBCDIC main-frame output at work, but I'm still not used to seeing non-ASCII characters on the web. My elderly status was confirmed when the Getting Started guide included: 2. Generate initial project structure yo pho
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#14Nice work releasing your FE environment setup; couple of questions: "The most used preprocessor with a kick-ass mixin library" Is this true? I haven't looked for actual numbers, but most FE devs I talk to use sass. We use node-sass + autoprefixer and it compiles orders of magnitude faster than compass+sass and means you don't have a dependency on ruby (or php like Less). Also, gulp is much faster than grunt which is…
Well, if I look at GitHub stars (not the best metric, but still), then less.js has about 3x more stars than sass.
> I haven't looked for actual numbers, but most FE devs I talk to use sass. We use node-sass + autoprefixer and it compiles orders of magnitude faster than compass+sass and means you don't have a dependency on ruby (or php like Less).
I like node-sass as well. It would be great to have something similar and popular enough for LESS. Official Javascript-based compiler isn't sometimes fast enough.
> Also, gulp is much faster than grunt which is especially noticeable on large projects.
Yes, Gulp is great in many ways and Phở uses it as a task runner.
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#15I'm very surprise that it's a Vietnamese name but the github source belongs Czech guy.
When I visited Prague I stayed in a hostel near a restaurant called Vegan City [2], in Žižkov. Cheap and amazing Vietnamese vegan food.
[1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vietnamese_people_in_the_Czech_...
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#17I wonder how many potential user are lost due to ungoogleability. :O)
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#18I wonder how many potential user are lost due to ungoogleability. :O)
None, it appears O and ở are interchangeable to Google.
At least Google seems to have a way to detect visually similar letters.
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#19I'm a little confused as to what this is exactly.
(Phở author here) As a front-end developer you have to do lots of things that can be automated (minifying JS, compiling LESS, optimizing images, making sprites). Gulp is great for this, but it still has a steep learning curve. Some basic setup is easy, but it took us quite a long time until it was reusable and solved all common tasks.
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#20I realized I was old when I tried to clean my screen, then realized "PHO" had accented characters ... I complain about the uppercase-only EBCDIC main-frame output at work, but I'm still not used to seeing non-ASCII characters on the web. My elderly status was confirmed when the Getting Started guide included: 2. Generate initial project structure yo pho
constantly remind people that it's pronounced "fuh", like the German "fa" as in "fahren".
met a lady like that last year, has been stuck in mind since then. grrrr.