#chris-eppstein

When is a Sass file too complicated? How far should you go with Sass?

After six years at Caring.com, I’m joining LinkedIn and pursuing my dream job of working on open source, front end architecture, and developer relations.

After more than a year in the making, Sass 3.2 is released and makes it easier than ever to wrangle CSS.

It’s time for the W3C CSS Working Group to enable a CSS Ecosystem

Steps to build responsive grids and layouts with Sass

Win one of two free tickets to the best online CSS conference in the world.

Our conversation and the results.

I think my response was telling.

Help change a child’s life: Donate to the UMDF on behalf of Compass.

How to make a simple compass extension.

Nico Hagenburger is joining the Compass team and Lemonade is becoming part of Compass.

Are HTML5 data attributes going to be misused?

How we analyze and approve or reject new features for Sass.

Find sass examples, tips, and tricks developed by the Sass Community.

It’s time to start using @extend.

Building a personal CSS framework using compass is easy and provides huge productivity gains for CSS developers.

Sometimes a mixin adds negative value to your stylesheet.

Announcing the first Compass/Sass Meetup

Ruby’s Gem Bundler doesn’t like it when you try to nest bundles. Here’s a work-around.

See how Chris Eppstein cleans up Digg’s CSS using Sass.

Compass helps you find your images when they move.

How we’re going to get to v1.0

Compass v0.10 is released.

Eric Meyer and Brandon Mathis are joining the Compass Core Team.

Haml is awesome, but if you’re using it for inline markup, you’re doing it wrong.

A short post looking back at the past year in my life.

Stylesheets can be hack free with a little help from the W3C.

A discussion of how the concept of CSS Class Inheritance would work and how it differs from mixins.

“I’m trying to understand where Sass ends and Compass begins.” Let me explain…

Separate the Features, Layout, Design and Typography of your site’s styles for clarity and ease of maintenance.

Whether you are a CSS expert or newbie, a programmer or a designer, you need abstractions to quickly and effectively build and maintain the design of your website.

Stop compiling and start watching your jekyll project with FSSM.

An hour-long journey through Sass, Compass, and Blueprint.

Names affect how we think and communicate. Can they impact a company’s culture?

My response to a post to Smashing Magazine from way back in 2007