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This is only somewhat related, but I find it really interesting that the vast majority of outfits using Sass opt for the SCSS syntax rather than the native one.
by matthewmacleod 11y ago
This is only somewhat related, but I find it really interesting that the vast majority of outfits using Sass opt for the SCSS syntax rather than the native one.
Personally I always opt for the latter, since I find it heavily reduces the amount of syntactic noise, which is a personal bugbear of mine. is the main reason for using SCSS the familiarity, or the fact it's a strict superset of CSS, or just that people generally dislike whitespace sensitivity? I can see the benefits, but it would be interesting to know if there's another angle I haven't considered.
- schlarpc 11y agoNo real experience here, but the documentation presents SCSS samples first with a small textual toggle button to view the Sass syntax. If I were learning Sass, that'd be a big indicator to use the SCSS syntax.
- jakobloekke 11y agoProbably, the main reason is that it's a superset of CSS. The learning/migration path is extremely low.