A tool I use constantly in frontend development, and it works perfectly in combination with WeBuilder.
Prepros App offers compilation support for Less, Sass, Stylus, Markdown and more.
Some of the other notable features in Prepros are live browser refresh, Image optimization, built-in server, multi-device testing and FTP support for deployment.
It also allows the ability to create shareable configuration files which is useful when working in a team.
Runs on Windows, Mac and Linux.
https://www.prepros.io/
Prepros Preprocessing tool
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Prepros Preprocessing tool
There are 10 types of people in the world: Those who understand binary and those who don't.
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Re: Prepros Preprocessing tool
Wow, great tool. First time I see it.
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Re: Prepros Preprocessing tool
I've just started using it, thanks for posting!
Re: Prepros Preprocessing tool
And once you start using it, you can't live without itfreshmelon wrote:I've just started using it, thanks for posting!

BTW: Here's a site that might come in handy if you want to convert old CSS to SASS or LESS. http://csspre.com/convert/
There are 10 types of people in the world: Those who understand binary and those who don't.
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Oh that's definitely true, thanksAnd once you start using it, you can't live without it

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Hi there!
Can you tell me how to setup image optimization for Prepros? I already checked the help files and settings but cannot find a manual how to set up the routine.
Can you tell me how to setup image optimization for Prepros? I already checked the help files and settings but cannot find a manual how to set up the routine.
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In case some one is looking for the same option:
Just include an image folder in your project. Click on any image and you will get a dialog asking if you want to compress the image file. But be aware that the result is not great. I still prefer tinypng.com
Just include an image folder in your project. Click on any image and you will get a dialog asking if you want to compress the image file. But be aware that the result is not great. I still prefer tinypng.com
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Yes, that's it.
Thank you I should try this! Can't believe everything was so easy
