Enter CRUNCH.... runs on adobe AIR and helps minimize your LESS files inside your Ning Design Studio.
Everyone loves LESS. After all, who isn't tired of typing all the browser prefixes to make some kick-ass CSS3? But don't you wish you could organize your LESS/CSS styles into some well-organized libraries, and then just serve a single file to the browser? Or render your page without relying on JavaScript or command-line geekery? Wouldn't it be great if you could just edit LESS, and then save CSS?
Thanks for asking. Yes, it would be great, and that's why we made Crunch. To make your life great. Just because.
Crunch requires Adobe AIR. Go get it!
Now i'm going to start playing around with it...if anyone has any tips and tricks for use, please share them below..
Tags: CSS, LESS, adobeair, crunch, css, design, minimize, tip
Permalink Reply by Eric Suesz on April 30, 2012 at 2:15pm Ooh. Interesting. Definitely curious to hear what other folks think of this if anyone tries it out. Thanks for sharing!

Permalink Reply by Patrick Chappelle on April 30, 2012 at 3:41pm Where's the "Favorite" button???
Permalink Reply by Glenn Lynch on April 30, 2012 at 5:22pm Amazing
Permalink Reply by Rowald on May 1, 2012 at 8:24am Fascinating how much smaller my CSS is with this tool. It went from 400 lines to 55.
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