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While I understand the analogy, it is a bit extreme. The gap between C and assembly quite wide, while the work Sass is doing looks relatively trivial.
by walkon 17y ago
While I understand the analogy, it is a bit extreme. The gap between C and assembly quite wide, while the work Sass is doing looks relatively trivial.
- jlong 17y agoPossibly. Perhaps it correlates better with the gap between C and C++.
- walkon 17y agoAh, that seems like a more reasonable analogy.
- chriseppstein 17y agoTrivial, from a technology perspective. Sass is not breaking any technical ground, that is true. But Sass challenges the way stylesheet authors approach building and maintaining their code. And so from a work-flow perspective, Sass is incredibly disruptive.
- krakensden 17y agoI'm disappointed you didn't use 'paradigm', I almost had bingo.
- imd 17y agoI agree; Sass looks more like a macro language. That's not a bad thing; I've wanted variables and calculated values before. Now I know I can have them.