[TYPO3-project-4-3] Fluid CSSEngine folder structure

[Lukas Stancik]

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Ernesto Baschny [cron IT] napsal(a):
> Hi Tomaz, Jigal, etc..
> 
> I know the way a regular TYPO3 site construction is worked on and I also
> know that a strict separation of XHTML/CSS and the further "templating"
> in TYPO3 is how most professional agencies work. We also do!
> 
> And I agree also that there is no gain for those who don't need any
> other features than what CSS provides by default, and for those who are
> not interested in getting more speedy frontend rendering by reducing the
> number of css files.
> 
> Come one guys, once the basis XHTML/CSS is integrated in TYPO3, it turns
> more and more unproductive to continue developing it "outside" TYPO3:
> there is css_styled_content rendering, there are extensions providing
> crazy XHTML-templates with subparts and markers which you cannot style
> outside the TYPO3 environment, there are TypoScript generated content
> which also needs to be styled...
> 
> What the CSSEngine brings us is a proven way to get more productive once
> the CSS is integrated in TYPO3. For example concatenating all those CSS
> snippets (the main ones from the "agency", from extensions, from
> TypoScript) into one single CSS file: this is something noone would do
> "by hand", because every component can change at any time. Automating
> this task is pretty obvious to me. Speed improvement guaranteed!
> 
> And the additional features which would provide me a way to have more
> "powerful" css syntax is a bonus I will for sure make use! Aren't you
> annoyed about the lack of operations in CSS (e.g. margin-left:
> @main-width - 300px)? Or some way to define "constants" to be used
> throughout the CSS? The XHTML/CSS crack might live without it, but
> maintaining such a CSS is crazy ass boring and error prone.
> 
> So my final conclusion: The concept (after all there is no real code and
> my arguments are just considering a final product which would fit my
> vision) is nice but optional. Just like most other features in TYPO3
> are, they can be switched off (or have to be explicetly switched on).
> 
> Cheers,
> Ernesto