What's the recommended way to use this with a python dev environment?
I'd rather not have to install ruby too just to rebuild the css. When one of these is announced I usually find myself navigating the various poorly-maintained python modules that process the source files, get lost, give up, and go back to plain css.
Perhaps I could just add a bit of css to a static build instead? Are there any shortcomings to that?
One of the features Foundation 5 is advertising is support for libsass, which is the C implementation by the original author of Sass, so you should be good without having to install Ruby.
I'd rather not have to install ruby too just to rebuild the css. When one of these is announced I usually find myself navigating the various poorly-maintained python modules that process the source files, get lost, give up, and go back to plain css.
Perhaps I could just add a bit of css to a static build instead? Are there any shortcomings to that?