An open-source alternative to Compass, providing cross-browser CSS3 mixins for streamlined front-end web development and easy adoption of modern CSS techniques.
Compesh is an open-source alternative to Compass that provides a library of Sass mixins to help web developers write cross-browser CSS code more efficiently. It serves a similar purpose to Compass in that it aims to abstract away browser prefix handling and provide useful CSS3 mixins.
Some key features of Compesh include:
For web developers that use Sass as their CSS preprocessor, Compesh provides a simple way to start taking advantage of CSS3 without getting bogged down in vendor prefix rules. It can help improve productivity and let developers focus more on styling rather than browser compatibility code. The open-source nature of Compesh also allows developers to contribute mixins for any missing CSS features they need.
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