Tom MacWright

I'd suspect the biggest gains lie in big-o/algorithmic optimization instead of JS microbenchmarking and the like. One thing I'd really think about is whether, instead of treating parsing as "generating...

Yep.

Seems like the order is correct here: https://gist.github.com/4477412 since the nested rule with `[type='highway']` makes `a` the last instance to appear in the style.

y, to be a little clearer about this potential workaround: ``` // zoom >= 15, and the last style is b #roads[zoom >= 14] { a/line-width: 5; a/line-color: blue; b/line-width:...

@migurski see #237 for the more in-depth discussion - I think AJ's suggestion is solid though I'm not sure what to do about mixing this explicit order with the implied...

@springmeyer any luck maybe using git bisect to nail down the specific regression commit?

> @tmcw - do you think it is actionable to throw if one of these style level options is detected twice inside a single attachment? Might be a little tricky,...

- Yes, it does, if our understandings of what an override is are the same - I would recommend avoiding writing "trivial / obvious / why doesn't it" in issues,...

You might want to try those in reverse, earlier rules can win in CartoCSS. While we'd like CartoCSS to have very similar to CSS, it's important to remember that it...

I've just removed the online demo - for use with a script tag or somewhere you can't use node or a bundler, [see the readme instructions - there are builds...