Scott Rippey

Here's a possible way to implement this: Start by using the _LESS parser._ That's right, parse the CSS as if it's a LESS file. It's a great parser, and ideally,...

@agatronic Yeah, but I like the idea that the individual tree nodes are responsible for the `toCSS` methods ... decoupling the logic into a visitor would be difficult and would...

@jonschlinkert You've got some good points ... extracting variables is definitely useful, and I didn't think about it as being a way to _advertise_ the benefit of using less.

My initial impression is that he'd like to press a button that adds an additional code editor on the page, and assign it a virtual filename. Then, use an `@import`...

My impression is that this tool is mostly useful for: - Demoing or testing a specific feature of LESS - Comparing the specific differences between versions of LESS In both...

Update: Ok, so maybe I didn't realize your enthusiasm with this project! A TLD? Very cool. And the rest of the changes, I'll compliment you in person for those! Considering...

Agreed, a simple solution would be best to do first, and the query string would be easiest. But here's another thing, I've been in touch with the Less developers, and...

I think involving a server-side component is a good idea, because it alleviates any size limits (I know for sure that IE has lower limits than others), and allows easier...

@gustavohenke The server-side component obviously requires a lot more than a `gh-pages` site allows, so that's probably the biggest current limitation. However, @brian-frichette was planning on using his own hosting...

By the looks of it, CLDR.js is almost identical to this library. But it sounds like CLDR is the defacto source of I18N rules, so that's a big plus. But...