+ [2014-08-14T21:51:13Z] CosmoHill just a quick question, what do you guys think is better, .co.uk or .uk?
+ [2014-08-14T22:00:10Z] bret can the new asset pipeline do things like minifying and compalation?
+ [2014-08-14T22:03:42Z] londoncalling cosmohill, .co.uk is more widely used. Preferably get a .com

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Posted by CosmoHill in #jekyll at 2014-08-14T21:31:42Z

it would also mean I have to update every page when i make little changes and it's more important to me for there to be one file shared between pages that is cached than loading really fast the first time you visit
+ [2014-08-15T00:00:32Z] flowerpot Hi, I would like to use the bootstrap-sass gem with jekyll >= 2.x, however, I cannot find any resources on how to do that. I put the gem in my gemfile, bundle install, and then added @import "bootstrap"; to my main sass file. When I try jekyll serve then I get "File to import not found or unreadable: bootstrap." .. Any tips or tricks I need to know?
+ [2014-08-15T00:05:08Z] iamcarrico flowerpot: are you using Jekyll’s built in Sass support? I dont think you can use compass extensions with that
+ [2014-08-15T00:05:30Z] iamcarrico You will need to compile your Sass with compass outside of Jekyll
+ [2014-08-15T00:05:51Z] flowerpot iamcarrico: is that possible with github pages?
+ [2014-08-15T00:06:23Z] iamcarrico Not if you want GitHub to build you page for you