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Bower init
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Add .bowerrc with following
This tells bower where to install sass files.
{
| # make sure path is set properly | |
| export PATH=/usr/local/bin:$PATH | |
| # shortcuts to edit and reload bash profile | |
| alias ebp="vim ~/.bash_profile" | |
| alias rbp="source ~/.bash_profile" | |
| alias test | |
| # shortcut to edit hosts file | |
| alias ehf="sudo vim /etc/hosts" |
| <?php | |
| $count = 0; | |
| do { | |
| $count++; | |
| echo `say $count . ' bat... ah ah'`; | |
| } while($count < 5); | |
| sleep(1); |
| // get bootstrap template from either: | |
| // getboostrap.com, wrapbootstrap, or some other site | |
| // create website for Acme Company | |
| // HOME PAGE | |
| // simple welcome | |
| // ABOUT PAGE (input bacon ipsum) |
Sass is a way to extend the functionality of css by adding the ability to use variables, nested rules, mixins and inline imports. You can also organize your style sheets in a better way and manage them easier.
With Sass you have a simple command you run that will view the contents of a css file (with scss extension example.scss). It will then do the necessary changes according to variables and mixins that you have and then you get a final css output of that file. So Sass compiles all the scss content and gets you a final css file that your website will be linked to.
| Final project (choose your own adventure) | |
| Everyone must have personal portfolio/resume | |
| and any of the following… | |
| re-design | |
| game | |
| choice | |
| Submit 2-3 ideas you may have via email instructors@codeup.com |
$ npm install -g bower
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