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SCSS over LESS?
See original GitHub issueI vote for SCSS over LESS. Then we can use Bourbon, which is an amazing mixin library that makes CSS work cake. We can use gulp-node-sass to compile it, so users do not have to have Ruby installed.
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I vote both + the option of having no pre processor at all.
Done.