Automatically analyze CSS on every push
Most users of Project Wallace analyze their CSS by pushing the 'new import' manually, but did you know you can automate the import process?
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- Integrating Constyble into your build process
Integrating Constyble into your build process will help you automate complexity testing for CSS. This post explains how to do that.
Read this post - Privacy by default
A recent REWORK podcast episode triggered me thinking about user privacy and this post explains how we deal with privacy.
Read this post - The CSS Tricks 2019 redesign in numbers
CSS Tricks got a fresh coat of paint and boy, does it look good! But what exactly changes in CSS statistics after such a big redesign?
Read this post - Detecting color aliases
Color aliases accidentally slip into your codebase and now you have multiple notations for the same color. Great, now what?
Read this post - Sorting colors in CSS
Sorting colors in CSS is hard. I've found a method to make it look pretty decent
Read this post - Introducing Gromit
Gromit is a tool that runs in your builds and checks if the stats do not exceed any tresholds that you have set.
Read this post - New feature: empty rulesets analysis
It is a tiny new feature, but starting now you can analyze how many empty rulesets your CSS contains.
Read this post - css-analyzer is now on NPM!
You can install css-analyzer via NPM now!
Read this post - @font-face descriptors are not properties
Sometimes there are less properties reported than you are expecting. Here is why.
Read this post - Project Wallace CSS Analyzer is now on PostCSS
We've switched to PostCSS for generating the AST for our analysis, and did some other fixes under the hood too.
Read this post - The PHP CSS project that was released. And abandoned right away.
Today marks the point where a new PHP CSS parsing/analysing library is released publicly. And abandoned immediately.
Read this post - New libraries released!
Two new libraries were released that will contribute to a better and faster API to power the Project Wallace website.
Read this post - *Tap, tap.* Is this thing on?
The project is coming to a stage where everyone can test it, but a fair warning: it is still unstable!
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