[Pkg-sass-devel] Some Bourbon with that ?

[Jonas Smedegaard]

Quoting Fredrik Unger (2014-02-26 16:04:10)
>> Ahh, I now understand what you are talking about.
>> There is ..., and there is a reimplementation in Sass/Compass.
>> My interest in in Sass/Compass
>> If you want Bourbon, and only Bourbon.
>
> I actually do not want Bourbon for the sake of Bourbon, it was just 
> the fastest way I found to get what I really want :)
>
> Semanitc grid system for pagelayout under Compass as Debian package 
> with (X)HTML5.
> CSS layout is a very tedious thing..
>
> I will not mark my HTML with classes/ids for that. I want to format 
> this code [1] to just look nice.
> + for a simple to use, themable, dropdown menu based on ul/li lists, 
> without adding a whole new thing..

We are on the same page, it seems!

For websites Siri (my girlfriend) and I make, we use Ikiwiki with the 
default html template slightly adapted but *identical* across all pages 
and all websites.  Styling is done in CSS, not baked into HTML:

http://letsgo.dk/ https://source.letsgo.dk/?p=web.git;a=blob;f=README

http://bsg.biks.dk/ git://source.bsg.biks.dk/bsg

http://dr.jones.dk/ http://source.jones.dk/?p=jones.git;a=blob;f=README

http://sirireiter.dk git://source.sirireiter.dk/siri

http://www.friis-holm.dk/ git://source.friisholm.dk/friis

http://www.birgitmaanestraale.dk/ git://source.sirireiter.dk/bm

http://byvandring.nu/ git://source.bynu.biks.dk/bynu

http://cityseeing.dk/ git://source.bynu.biks.dk/cs


For all but bsg (the oldest of them), you can get just the (s)css part 
by cloning the git URL with "/styling" as suffix.


>> That said, I sure hope you want to stay, and want to help package the 
>> Sass/Compass implementation of Bourbon and Neat.  And suggest to the 
>> author of those reimplementations to do similar for Bitters :-)
>
> Yes, if Singularity does not make more sense ?

I personally want to try wrap my head around Singularity but also 
Bourbon + Bitters.  Only Bourbon has something like Bitters, it seems, 
but if you are want skeletons only for the core parts then honestly I 
don't know which of them is "best".  Perhaps you need none of them and 
will find Susy great: That's in Debian already.


>> I understand that gem2deb is fast to kickstart.  My concern is 
>> long-term maintenance where I have found CDBS to serve me well.
>> A package maintainer must know every hint declared as part of the
>> packaging.
>
> Agreed, just not sure if bourbon-compass is the solution to my problem 
> now :)

Well, I don't know either.

If you want something like Bootstrap but without the horrible dictating 
html how to be structured, then I believe Bourbon + Bitters is the most 
complete option (which means Bourbon without Bitters is the closest you 
can get without convincing upstream to extend coverage or do some 
hacking yourself).

...but as you may have realized by now, I am only guessing here :-)


 - Jonas

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