@dbashford is it normal that mimosa-bower pulls all components if only one changes?
@dbashford I've just added a new ticket for RequireCSS-support: dbashford/mimosa-require#30
@dbashford about the Bower module pulling all components on any component update, I created this ticket: dbashford/mimosa-bower#35
@breathe I've just pushed 0.1.1, now supports CSS-modules and added dymamic footer :)
@dbashford do you have any idea about requirecss implementation?
haven't looked into it yet
Can you look into it today? Or is there any workaround to ignore modules starting with "css!" ?
Just pushed
2.1.12 of mimosa, should have the fix you need. It will also verify the css path for you, cause why not? =)
@dbashford wow, awesome, thanks, gonna update my mimosa-require :)
you can update the mimosa-require if you want, or just grab the new mimosa
Yay, it works, awesome! :)
Just curious, though: Is the text plugin working by default?
should be? haven't tested that in a long time.
there's code in to detect plugins
was easy to add the css stuff
I think with the text plugin you have to provide a full path to the file. So all should be good. The problem with the css plugin is the .css is assumed so it jacked things up.
Okay, makes sense, thanks! This is really awesome! I can now write LESS styles and inject them with RequireCSS into my app as module dependency! Hooray!
I've updated the bower issue.
New internet, yay! Faster than anything :D
@dbashford it's time for a new blogpost :)
@breathe so what is your project with mimosa right now? you use it commercial or private?
I have a few ideas for blog posts. One small thing soon, thn I hope to get the site revamped bfore doing a "getting started with mimosa" sort of post.
@anachron - I am using it for work -- trying to get several applications bootstrapped and hopefully taking off in my work environment. I am something of a devops type sys-admin for an oceanographic research institute -- ocean going research technician/software guy
Guys I just installed the new T-Online hardware/software and guess what they are using? Twitter Bootstrap :D
@breathe okay I see, so that's why I can never see progress on your github account, the repo is private :)
So umm, this is fucking awesome
lol
Some hot twitter integration right htere
that and the gruntJS weekly account doing pub for me
follow up tweet should be "even better than gulp"
That is slick integration
they have some NPM polling thing, i happen to have "grunt" as a keyword for npm, so it gets pulled
haha
nice
Now THAT is sweet! :O
Hahaha, grunt "The greatest thing that happened after npm"? Good joke! :D