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chriseppstein

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997
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February 4, 2009 (17y ago)
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I work at caring.com, created the compass stylesheet authoring framework, am a core team member working on Sass, have a wife and daughter, don't sleep much.
  1. Vantage Launches Advanced Analytics: See the Cost of Individual AWS Resources (vantage.sh)
    21 points 10
  2. Vendor Prefixes are an implementation detail. CSS needs a jQuery. (chriseppstein.github.com)
    46 points 3
  3. Stop Making Sprites (reddit.com)
    10 points 2
  4. Why did wycats link to josevalim's Rails book blog post get killed? (twitter.com)
    4 points 0
  5. Compass is Charityware: Free software with a mission (chriseppstein.github.com)
    43 points 2
  6. Sass Language Design: Philosophy & Approach (chriseppstein.github.com)
    30 points 2
  7. Haml & Sass 3 Beta Release (nex-3.com)
    61 points 8
  8. FireSass - Bridging the Gap Between Sass and Firebug (nex-3.com)
    42 points 4
  9. Haml Sucks for Content (chriseppstein.github.com)
    67 points 33
  10. Auto-Compile Sass Files with Sass 2.4 (nex-3.com)
    20 points 2
  11. Powerful Color Manipulation with Sass (nex-3.com)
    22 points 4
  12. Fancy Buttons - Customize Buttons Effortlessly with CSS3 & Compass [video] (brandonmathis.com)
    88 points 30
  13. Proposal: Hack Free CSS with the @unsupported Directive (chriseppstein.github.com)
    29 points 21
  14. Why Stylesheet Abstractions Matter (chriseppstein.github.com)
    107 points 37
  15. Haml & Sass 2.2 Released (nex-3.com)
    51 points 20
  16. Sass & Less (nex-3.com)
    7 points 1
  17. Screencast: A CSS Framework that is actually a framework. (vimeo.com)
    69 points 15
  18. The Names You Give to Your Data Models Matters More Than You Might Think (acts-as-architect.blogspot.com)
    1 points 0
  19. Semantically speaking: Why CSS frameworks make sense (blog.newint.org)
    7 points 12