While editing DNS settings for a client (or for yourself) and the URL’s don’t resolve like they should, it’s probably your local DNS Cache fooling you. It would be a good idea to clear your local DNS Cache.
For macOS Sierra 10.12.0, OSX 10.11.0, OSX 10.10.4 and OSX 10.9 – 10.8 – 10.7 you can use this.
This year I’ve started working with some new tools, two of them are Grunt and Sass. Grunt is a commandline JavaScript Task Runner, and Sass is a Css preprocessor allowing you to write more powerful css, with the use of variables, mixins/functions and nesting!
Off we go !
First of all you’ll need to install a few things. Ruby to get Sass, and NodeJs to get npm, so we can work with Grunt.
Grunt
Step one: installing Grunt. If you have NodeJs installed properly you simply run: npm install -g grunt-cli
This will install Grunt globally. So you can use it wherever you want.
Now we need to create the “package.json” file there are several ways to do this. But I prefer to create a new file and input this.