I've written CSS for over 10 years, and I don't use preprocessors at all. I've written small web pages, e-commerce sites, enterprise applications with tens of t

I've written CSS for over 10 years, and I don't use preprocessors at all. I've written small web pages, e-commerce sites, enterprise applications with tens of thousand users. And I find it really offending that you think this is because of lack of experience. I don't care about mixins, variables, a few instances of duplicated code and my clients doesn't care about any of the code under the hood. In fact they care about time to market, and that is something I am exceptionally good at in my area. In fact variables has always been possible with multiple class names. The discussion about what we should choose between traditional CSS, SASS and LESS is on the same level as what color the bike shed should have. http://bikeshed.com/ http://bikeshed.com/ Pick one and be happy, neither is better or worse. When you're building web applications, CSS is least of your problems.