This was an attempt to make css more accessible to javascript. It just happened to solve a lot of the same problems as less and sass as a side-effect. I'll start with a few examples and then break out the code and explain it... Here's a generic example: css // Begin CSS ( "selector1" ) ({ property1: value, property2: value, // ... }) ( "selector2" ) ({ property1: value, property2: value, // ... }) ; // End CSS Some less and sass features (Variables, Mixins, etc.): // Variable var text_color = "black"; // Mixin var dim = function( w, h ) { return { width: w, height: h, } }; css // Begin CSS (…
