Monday, December 03, 2012
I was tired of hitting refresh on my browser only to find out Compass/SASS CSS files had not yet been compiled.
To add a notification in Mountain Lion when your files are compiled, do the following:
- Install the terminal-notifier ruby gem, as instructed on their Github page.
- Git clone Notifompass into your /Library/Ruby/Gems/1.8/gems/ directory.
- In Terminal, navigate to /Library/Ruby/Gems/1.8/gems/Notifompass
- run
sudo gem build notifompass.gemspec, this builds Notifompass into an installable gem file. - Insall the gem:
sudo gem install --local notifompass-0.0.0.gem - add the following in your Compass config.rb file, as instructed in the Notifompass read me file
EXCEPTIONS = [StandardError, ScriptError]begin
require "notifompass"
rescue *EXCEPTIONS
puts "You don't have notifompass gem installed."
begin
require "compass-growl"
rescue *EXCEPTIONS
puts "You don't have compass-growl installed either!"
end
end
Now, whenever your Compass/SASS files have compiled, you’ll be notified. Exciting stuff!
Wednesday, July 11, 2012
In other words, the estimable businessmen and women at
realinsurance.com.au have been paying SEO companies to spam the
comment sections of sites around the globe. But now Google’s new
search algorithms are making that legacy spam really damaging. So
now they’re sending out cease and desist notices to the victims of
their earlier spamming demanding that they search their archives
and remove their spam.
Wednesday, July 04, 2012
Ladder House near Dale, Norway. Submitted by Olga Gladykowska. 
Ladder House near Dale, Norway. Submitted by Olga Gladykowska.
Tuesday, June 05, 2012
Stop Sucking and Be Awesome Instead: A Three Step Process
Nobody wants to suck, but the truth is, before you can be great at anything, you’re going to suck. Coding Horror blogger and co-founder of Stack Overflow Jeff Atwood has three simple rules for going from the sucking to awesome. More »
Saturday, May 26, 2012
MIT students make Minority Report-style iPad control system 
Researchers at the MIT Media Lab have created a Minority Report-style glove and iPad input system for three-dimensional virtual object manipulation called T(ether). The system lets the team use motion tracking on gloves to create and alter virtual items with the iPads used as a point-of-view window to see what the users are manipulating. A demonstration video shows the system having multiple users simultaneously affecting the compter-generated world, both with and without the glove….
Friday, May 18, 2012
“What if…†Movies reimagined for another time &… 
“What if…†Movies reimagined for another time & place by Peter Stultz
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