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Just messing around with Rails 3.1, which separates stylesheets via controllers.
I’m assuming there are benefits to this, but I’m struggling to determine what they are. Seems I have to include scss variables/mixins in every stylesheet, and finding elements I want to edit takes a little more time, and few of my styles lend themselves to a particular controller anyhow.
So, what am I missing? What’s the “cool stuff” re: per-controller stylesheets?
Just because it exists in the scaffolding doesn’t mean it’s necessarily useful–IMO at best it’s very niche, perhaps if you have some very-targeted CSS for a controllers.
I think general usage of per-controller stylesheets would be rare, but I’m curious to hear other opinions.