Open brebory opened 10 years ago
I'm definitely somewhat biased since I built roots, but a roots setup would involve nothing more than running npm install node-sass
then running roots watch
via the command line - no config file at all.
Node does however only support the scss syntax, and like you I prefer the more terse sass syntax. For this reason I usually use stylus when working in a node rather than a ruby-based workflow (as an added bonus, you don't need to install ruby, which is a pain). It is very similar, and actually supports either using brackets and semis or not with a single extension and syntax, which is pretty neat.
Just tossing a little extra info in here, there are definitely many ways to do this stuff though!
I'm all for switching to roots
! I looked over the documentation and it is super simple to set up, use, and understand. Great job with that project, by the way!
Grunt can be an obtuse tool, so something easier and more approachable might serve as a better introduction to using build tools for front end development, especially for beginners.
@Jenius suggested that we use either gulp or roots, both of which seem much more user-friendly.