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Everyone forgets that SASS is meant to be programmable CSS. It has loops, functions, namespacing, arrays, maps, and tons of utility functions (especially aroun
by notjustanymike 8y ago
Everyone forgets that SASS is meant to be programmable CSS.
It has loops, functions, namespacing, arrays, maps, and tons of utility functions (especially around color).
If you treat it as CSS+ then you're not really benefitting from it's true potential.
- jcr1488 8y ago> Everyone forgets that SASS is meant to be programmable CSS That sounds like a solution looking for a problem... The vast majority of real SASS I've seen has been much like the stuff this article mentions. > If you treat it as CSS+ then you're not really benefitting from it's true potential People aren't looking for "potential", they're looking for a way to accomplish their design goals whilst keeping their stylesheets maintainable. The real use cases where SASS is actually worth the complexity overheads are getting fewer and fewer.