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Coda 2 comes built-in with Sass Mode

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Coda 2

Sometime back in November last year, I was contacted by Steven Frank, Co-Founder of Panic. Panic wanted to officially support Sass with their upcoming new version of Coda, and wanted to start off from our Sass.Mode (maintained by me and Tom-Marius Olsen).

Well, why not. That was an awesome thing. Today, Panic released Coda 2, complete with Sass Mode built-in. It is being sold at 50% discount at the Mac App Store.

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  • http://twitter.com/olosza Olosz Andor

    Dear Brajeshwar!
    How can I use it in Coda 2?
    I can open .scss files, but Coda doesn't compile my .css file.
    I also need to autoupload the compiled .css file.

    I'm also tried Livereload, which compiles my sass files automatically, but Coda doesn't detect the .css file changing, so the file doesn't appear for publishing.

    • http://brajeshwar.com Brajeshwar

      How to Install is outlined in the readme in the repository or the download.
      Coda is for editing and not compiling. I don't think it can compile anything.

      Livereload has nothing to do with either Coda or the Sass.Mode.

      • http://www.facebook.com/people/Sebastian-Tobias/100000078407335 Sebastian Tobias

        WTF, so you can edit a sass file with Coda 2? Wow, my textedit can open it too.

        • Jt

          No dude, you can edit it fine. You just need a compiler to auto-compile every time you save it. Something you need regardless of what editor you use.