Because we use a gulp task to process the sass, you have to commit the generated CSS in order to host chopstick boilerplate on github pages. This seems a bit complicated and I see no real reason (except maybe minification and sourcemaps) why we should use a gulp task for this.
Because we use a gulp task to process the sass, you have to commit the generated CSS in order to host chopstick boilerplate on github pages. This seems a bit complicated and I see no real reason (except maybe minification and sourcemaps) why we should use a gulp task for this.
Jekyll supports Sass: https://jekyllrb.com/docs/assets/ Autoprefixer is also not a problem if we use the octopress plugin.
See config example below: