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CSS Sass Basics (retired) Speeding up Workflow with Sass Working with Sass Libraries

shareyourpeace
shareyourpeace
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Posted by shareyourpeace
shareyourpeace
3,244 Points

In the video at about time 4:20, at the command line we type touch main.scss. Why ? Where ?

In the video at about time 420, Hampton creates the main.scss file from the command line.

This automatically creates a bunch of files that he can see in his text editor Sublime.

I use netbeans.
What are the steps ?

How are we suppose to do this ?

This is an important part of understand and using these libraries so I want to know what is going on regarding file structure etc. etc.

thanks

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James Barnett
James Barnett
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James Barnett
James Barnett
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This automatically creates a bunch of files that he can see in his text editor Sublime. I use netbeans. What are the steps ?

A quick Google suggested using the Favorites feature of Netbeans.

more details: https://blogs.oracle.com/roumen/entry/netbeans_quick_tip_14_accessing

shareyourpeace
shareyourpeace
3,244 Points
shareyourpeace
shareyourpeace
3,244 Points

:)

Sorry Jim. We are crossing. I found that exact article. I have been able to resolve this by a manual copy-paste of the files into my projects dir inside netbeans IDE