node-sass (with native libsass bindings) could be used instead of sass.js to improve performance when bundling, which happens in NodeJS anyway.
There seem to be issues with doing so from a package installed from and running via JSPM, possibly because the package.json file somehow gets stripped by JSPM at install, and the binaries aren't being compiled. Possibly a JSPM bug.
node-sass(with nativelibsassbindings) could be used instead ofsass.jsto improve performance when bundling, which happens in NodeJS anyway.There seem to be issues with doing so from a package installed from and running via JSPM, possibly because the
package.jsonfile somehow gets stripped by JSPM at install, and the binaries aren't being compiled. Possibly a JSPM bug.