Re: SASS Compiler

2013-01-31 Thread Michael Vogt
Very sorry for the late reply. Missed the ongoing discussion.

This is pretty awesome - scss is a superset of css3, so including this 
> linker means that GWT CSS can now fully use CSS3?
>
> Well, you can use in the scss file, whatever the Vaadin SassCompiler 
supports. 
As the resulting CSS needs to be added to the host file, I don't see that 
there is any restriction on what you can use of CSS3 - except the 
restriction coming from the browser itself.
 

> It shouldn't affect runtime javascript size, or compile time (much) or 
> anything like that, as it just unplugs the GWT CSS compiler, and plugs in 
> the CSS3/SCSS compiler, correct?
>
> Yes, the linker runs during compile time, or when the page is refreshed 
when using dev mode 

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Re: SASS Compiler

2012-12-22 Thread RyanZA
This is pretty awesome - scss is a superset of css3, so including this 
linker means that GWT CSS can now fully use CSS3?

It shouldn't affect runtime javascript size, or compile time (much) or 
anything like that, as it just unplugs the GWT CSS compiler, and plugs in 
the CSS3/SCSS compiler, correct?

On Friday, December 21, 2012 5:56:24 PM UTC+2, Joonas Lehtinen wrote:
>
> Vaadin 7.0.0b11 released yesterday includes a GWT linker for the built in 
> SASS compiler. This means that you can use SCSS in addition to CSS in your 
> GWT projects - just as you would be using CSSResource. Take a look at howto 
> blog post:
>
> https://vaadin.com/blog/-/blogs/link-to-the-client-side-from-sass
>

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Re: SASS Compiler

2012-12-21 Thread Stephen Haberman

> As an example: http://retina.teknonsys.com/

Also cool--thanks!

- Stephen


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Re: SASS Compiler

2012-12-21 Thread Thomas Broyer
Well, that's already what I proposed a while back for plugging Closure
Stylesheets and thus bring CSS3 support to GWT.
Le 21 déc. 2012 21:33, "Stephen Haberman"  a
écrit :

>
> > This is more a reply to the linked blog entry but I'll post it here:
> > I don't think supporting SASS in ClientBundle requires any change in
> > GWT proper; you only need to use something other than CssResource
> > (e.g. a SassResource interface) with its own ResourceGenerator
> > (linked to the SassResource through a @ResourceGeneratorType
> > annotation)
>
> Huh, that sounds pretty cool. I didn't realize adding custom resources
> to ClientBundle would be that easy. Thanks for the insight.
>
> - Stephen
>
>

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Re: SASS Compiler

2012-12-21 Thread Jens


> Huh, that sounds pretty cool. I didn't realize adding custom resources 
> to ClientBundle would be that easy. Thanks for the insight. 


As an example: http://retina.teknonsys.com/

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Re: SASS Compiler

2012-12-21 Thread Stephen Haberman

> This is more a reply to the linked blog entry but I'll post it here:
> I don't think supporting SASS in ClientBundle requires any change in
> GWT proper; you only need to use something other than CssResource
> (e.g. a SassResource interface) with its own ResourceGenerator
> (linked to the SassResource through a @ResourceGeneratorType
> annotation)

Huh, that sounds pretty cool. I didn't realize adding custom resources
to ClientBundle would be that easy. Thanks for the insight.

- Stephen

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Re: SASS Compiler

2012-12-21 Thread Thomas Broyer

On Friday, December 21, 2012 4:56:24 PM UTC+1, Joonas Lehtinen wrote:
>
> Vaadin 7.0.0b11 released yesterday includes a GWT linker for the built in 
> SASS compiler. This means that you can use SCSS in addition to CSS in your 
> GWT projects - just as you would be using CSSResource. Take a look at howto 
> blog post:
>
> https://vaadin.com/blog/-/blogs/link-to-the-client-side-from-sass
>

This is more a reply to the linked blog entry but I'll post it here: I 
don't think supporting SASS in ClientBundle requires any change in GWT 
proper; you only need to use something other than CssResource (e.g. a 
SassResource interface) with its own ResourceGenerator (linked to the 
SassResource through a @ResourceGeneratorType annotation)

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SASS Compiler

2012-12-21 Thread Joonas Lehtinen
Vaadin 7.0.0b11 released yesterday includes a GWT linker for the built in SASS 
compiler. This means that you can use SCSS in addition to CSS in your GWT 
projects - just as you would be using CSSResource. Take a look at howto blog 
post:

https://vaadin.com/blog/-/blogs/link-to-the-client-side-from-sass

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