Indeed, requiring Ruby to build SCSS files used to be a pain. Every other part of our toolchain was done via NPM. You could install all of it in seconds via on

Indeed, requiring Ruby to build SCSS files used to be a pain. Every other part of our toolchain was done via NPM. You could install all of it in seconds via one command... and then people had to hunt the correct and compatible Ruby binaries for their system. Our .NET developers on Windows hated this. "Why do I need to install Ruby to build your front-end?!" Dart Sass was a godsend.