Yeah, but most are either leveraging nodejs because it already is really good at understanding the dom and javascript, or are only doing css. I'm not a fan of nodejs, but I also like that this tool just seems to work. Anyway. The wiki is updated and in the attachment view you can see the old version listed as well as v1 vs v2(current)
Thanks... we need to better this process a little better defined. It doesn't have to be super simple since only committers would ever do this.
Normally, I only update documentation when there is a release but (1) it is not clear to me when the next release will be and (2) I think the coding style changes need to be made public and enforceable as soon as possible.
