added some Sass specific blogposts

[sturobson]

Thought these might be good here. I've added in date order. No worries if not deserved of space here.

[MarioRicalde]

Not convinced that just putting them on the top is the best way to go for this; there should be some sort of order on those articles.

[bpainter]

The way we're displaying articles right now is temporary. Something much nicer coming in the near future.

[sturobson]

Pleased this has garnered some discussion. Like I said I'm happy to not have them included.

By date is probably not ideal for all and sundry to submit posts until you've got whatever planned in place.

[jina]

Is it possible to allow the loop to post in alphabetical order or something, but not require people to have to manually do it?

[bpainter]

Yeah. We could dump those links in a yml file instead and just order things with Ruby.

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[jina]

They're already in a .yml file. Boom!

[MarioRicalde]

I'm not sure that that's the way to go, mainly because those articles some
follow some sort of coherent path, from "introduction" to "advanced".

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[jina]

That's a good point… If this page gets long enough, we may have to break the articles down into categories… Introduction, Organization, Tricks & Tips, Refactoring, etc. For now I'll add to the bottom of the list… is that cool?

[bpainter]

I think in your case your best bet would be for us to show the first article and then have folks read through the series based on the linking on your site.

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[jina]

Yeah, I'll do that to avoid the repetition.