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Very fast intro!
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Nice intro.
Ben Davies said
Thanks for screencast. Like someone else mentioned the transitions on some slides (like the attributes and nesting ruby loops) is a bit fast to grok.
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Awesome! Was looking for a new code editor because I was sick of typing out all the < % > %<#$= Now I don't have to!
Lucas Botelho de Souza said
Awesome, thanks for the screencast...
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Thanks for the introduction. I just learned of Haml while completing a tutorial on Backbone.js.
Mike Henke said
kinda annoying the first min is chopy
Mohammed said
Thanks , Very good screencast
Onezino Gabriel Moreira said
Nice tuto. Try do one to webdesign public. How can they work thogether.
Alex Braha Stoll said
Nice screencast! I'm a beginner and didn't know what Haml was. After this good introduction, I am curious to start using it in my projects.
Chris Hough said
Great screencast.
guillermo haas-thompson said
Haml is addictive. I can barely tolerate ERB at this point.
Rosen Tihomirov said
Haml is awesome but if you wanna go further try slim
Amadeu said
Thanks, just what I need.
David Becerra said
Very cool. I've started using Jade as I find it really annoying to have to type % before every tag.
I didn't know about the Ruby integration with Haml though. Neat stuff!
Garry T. said
Very cool. Thanks for this. Just a tip: slow down your transitions from slide to slide. I have to hit the Pause button numerous times. Otherwise, thanks for the clip!
Bruno Silva said
Very good! Haml is awesome...
Ivo Trompert said
Nice screencast
bertomart said
Awesome! Been waiting for this.
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Want to learn how to write cleaner & more efficient markup? We'll review how Haml can help you do that, and how it'll make your life easier when working with embedded Ruby code on Rails projects.