latest 20 messages by edrex
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[2013-07-16T08:36:44Z]
edrex
was wondering what travis-ci was doing in #pdxtech :)
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[2013-07-16T08:36:09Z]
edrex
oops, wrong channel, but actually very topical :)
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[2013-07-16T08:34:38Z]
edrex
article on Jekyll and Prose.io, feedback wanted http://edrex.github.io/2013/07/16/jekyll-pages-prose/
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[2013-07-16T01:54:11Z]
edrex
Yeah, seems like a good Dev workflow
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[2013-07-16T01:50:54Z]
edrex
BTW I'm using prose.io for online editing
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[2013-07-16T01:50:02Z]
edrex
Sass build, commit, push, Jekyll?
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[2013-07-16T01:47:49Z]
edrex
I just think sass support would be a big improvement
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[2013-07-16T01:47:05Z]
edrex
Exactly
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[2013-07-16T01:46:51Z]
edrex
Yeah, aware
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[2013-07-16T01:45:56Z]
edrex
The other thread was about hosting a generic build service with additional plugins that aren't in ghp's Jekyll
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[2013-07-16T01:44:49Z]
edrex
Yeah, the second way is what I'm interested in, was just wondering if anyone has preferences for build tool (rake, grunt, etc)
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[2013-07-16T01:43:04Z]
edrex
Sorry slow typing on a phone
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[2013-07-16T01:42:48Z]
edrex
The first was about using ghp's built-in Jekyll support but manually building + committing sass -> CSS whenever the CSS changes
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[2013-07-16T01:40:41Z]
edrex
There were two different threads going oh and it got a bit muddled.
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[2013-07-15T23:00:37Z]
edrex
no, i'm talking about preprocessing CSS on a workstation, commiting the result, and pushing to GH, where GH's Jekyll will finish the build.
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[2013-07-15T22:59:12Z]
edrex
yeah. just self-hosting the build is a barrier to most people
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[2013-07-15T22:58:23Z]
edrex
the other thing is just brainstorming a service with a similar ease of use to GH's pages service, but with extended capabilities
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[2013-07-15T22:57:04Z]
edrex
(for pages+jekyll sites)
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[2013-07-15T22:56:50Z]
edrex
well, my original question was how other people are dealing with needing to build CSS assets offline
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[2013-07-15T22:56:04Z]
edrex
or something else, like DocPad. but similarly locked-down to github