Dingo Framework Bundle for TextMate
I have been hard at work creating a new CMS Concept and have been using the Dingo Framework for quite some time. I even used it in the AddressBook script.
I have added probably every method that Dingo uses. Feel free to modify it as you see fit.
Addressbook Beta
Is coming very soon, Seriously!
I had to do some testing of some other hosting platforms like MediaTemple, Dreamhost, BlueHost, as well as local hosting like MAMP, and XAMP.
All passed the install test. I have added the ability to update your profile information as well.
The Beta will be available for download once I have something to manage bug tracking and download tracking.
Stay tuned!
If you are in a big hurry contact me and I will send you the code.
Adding SASS & SCSS Support to CSSEdit
The other day I posted about Adding SCSS support to Sublime Text, Another popular Mac CSS editor is CSSEdit.
CSSEdit does not have support for SCSS or SASS files at all. But it is possible to hack it.
Go in to your Applications folder right click on the app and select Show Package Contents.
Locate the file called info.plst and open it using Coda (or any other Editor).
Look for CFBundleTypeExtension where you will see an array with a string node called CSS. Copy that line and add the SCSS or SASS or both extensions.
Save the file, Restart the app. You can now open SCSS files.
Note: CSSEdit has no idea how to handle the SCSS syntax so don’t expect the Styles or attribute editor to be 100% accurate,
I noticed if you have any nested properties CSSEdit will pick up other attributes until the next closing }
I hope that some day CSSEdit will natively support SASS and will be merged into Espresso.
Enjoy!