For the past 7 months, I have been using this amazing app that I absolutely adore. It has the ability to convert and compress files effortlessly.
Personally, I utilize SASS as my CSS preprocessor, and this app has been instrumental in helping me maintain clean code. Here's my method for condensing 10 files into one and compressing it:
- Start by creating 10 .sass files.
- Next, create an additional .sass file where you will import all the previous files into one, which I like to call main.sass.
- Utilize the app to merge all the files into one and convert it to main.css.
- For debugging purposes, keep the main.css and create another css file named main-dist.css.
- Leverage the app to compress main.css into main-dist.css.
Following these steps, you will have 2 distinct css files - one uncompressed for website creation and debugging, and one compressed for final styling once your site is running smoothly.
Interestingly, I have chosen not to acquaint myself with Grunt or Gulp, and I find this app appealing due to its straightforwardness.
By the way, I am currently using the trial version (which is free) and intend to purchase the app once I have client projects on the horizon.