Linkdump for May 29th
¶ by Rob Friesel-
By Chris Coyier, writing at CSS-Tricks. I largely agree with this list, but I'm not sure I get the assertion that you should put
@includes after "regular" styles. If you're ordering the CSS properties according to some specific scheme (e.g., Zen Ordering) then wouldn't you want the output of your mixins to be in the right place? Other than that: some good rules to follow. -
Rob Fletcher, writing at Ad-Hockery re: how to ape Spock's
whereblocks in Jasmine tests. It's a pretty clever technique, and it looks like he arrived at roughly the same place as Neckbeard.js. (Not that I'd heard of Neckbeard.js before either… so that was a bonus.) -
Worth it, even if they'd left out the rubric. (Which they didn’t.)
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Rossen Stoyanchev, writing at the SpringSource Team Blog. In some ways, a pretty typical feature announcement. But what was most interesting to me was the first-class support for SockJS.
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John W. Long, writing at The Sass Way. Tl;dr: read up on Snook's SMACSS, and consider a similar approach in your Sass to help you avoid "the Inception problem".
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