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They did but back then it was still a bit unclear who was going to emerge as the de-facto standard. They made the wrong choice, and now they're correcting it.
by sbarre 11y ago
They did but back then it was still a bit unclear who was going to emerge as the de-facto standard. They made the wrong choice, and now they're correcting it. Good on them for not sticking to their guns.
- pointytrees 11y agoI'm still on less. Is there a memo somewhere to switch to sass?
- 91bananas 11y agoSame.
- webXL 11y agoHere's your stinking memo: The grass is always greener on the other side of the street.
- sbarre 11y agoSorry, my comment was probably a bit flippant, and I meant no disrespect to LESS as a technology or a choice. There's nothing wrong with LESS.. That said, the major CSS frameworks that I am familiar with (Foundation, Bootstrap, Bourbon, etc) all seem to be choosing SASS, so it feels like it is becoming the de-facto standard.. I'm sure there are lots of excellent and well-supported products that still use LESS though.