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Extending Valo, Sass compilation in Netbeans, NO PLUGIN
Hello all -
I'm trying to build out as lightweight a Vaadin application as possible. I have created it in Netbeans without using the plugin and I don't want to use Maven or any dependency management. The application works, with Valo as theme. When I use @Theme("mytheme") and extend Valo, the scss processing fails to compile the VALO scss on the fly. I get my own rules working, but the valo details don't come over.
Is there a way to setup Netbeans to still compile the Vaadin SCSS on the fly for development mode? Please do not recommend Maven -- I'm looking for an alternative to that approach. Thank you!
there is possible to make css from scss by you own, by using ruby or nodejs, and then you can make a compile application.