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Why does sass have to be ‘compiled’ in 2019? It’s not like some heavy duty compilation is being performed. It should be as standard and supported as css.
by ferros 8y ago
Why does sass have to be ‘compiled’ in 2019? It’s not like some heavy duty compilation is being performed. It should be as standard and supported as css.
- ferros 8y agodownvoted, because..? I stand by my statement. JavaScript has progressed, and styling should too.
- cmg 8y agoInterestingly enough, LESS (a similar concept to SASS, though less powerful last time I looked at it) offers a JavaScript component to compile .less files that are included via <link rel="stylesheet/less">, though they do recommend that in production the files be pre-compiled. http://lesscss.org/usage/ http://lesscss.org/usage/
- 52-6F-62 8y agoNo comment on the core question, but: When I do have to do any web gui work, I'm starting to lean toward Parcel because I can import SCSS/SASS, Less, or CSS right into the javascript/typescript file, and it will spit out web-usable CSS without configuration. Of course this only helps if you're including JS anyway. I don't know enough about the system to know if you can configure for just SASS. But that just returns to your problem, anyway.