very interesting. I am very curious which language does the work “mixin” come from, what’s it mean in that language?
http://zef.me Zef Hemel
The term mixin (in this context) comes from SASS: http://sass-lang.com In the larger programming language sense: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mixin
Anonymous
Thanks Zef. I heard sass from 5by5.tv’ “dev show” before, but didn’t have a try about it. It seems like a very advanced css tool; nested,variables…, and mixin.
Anonymous
Just tried mobl.
when I input Chinese characters as tilte or lable string, the IDE will not let me pass.
Is this a IDE or mobl bug? Does mobl support multi-bytes characters now?
Anonymous
when I open the TipCalculator.mobl file, editor with vim. then compile it using the command line compile. it works fine. so I think it is a IDE bug now. Is there any work around now?
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