I've released a new Rails plugin. It is used in production (though the
Sass 2.2.0 code is new today), and like Haml, it really makes life
easier.
>From the release notes:
HTML namespacing automatically annotates your HTML partials with
special class attributes, and it lets you write Sass files with rules
automatically scoped to those classes. Should you feel the need, you
can even scope JavaScript files to those classes.
How? By using parallel directory structures. In your Rails framework,
you can create a convention to tie the following files together
automatically:
* app/views/foos/_foo.html.haml: specifies the HTML
* app/stylesheets/views/foos/_foo.sass: specifies the CSS
* app/javascripts/views/foos/_foo.js: specifies the JavaScript
Release notes: http://adamhooper.com/eng/articles/6
Project page: http://github.com/adamh/html_namespacing
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