Pedantic point. It’s ‘Sass’ and not ‘SASS’. Sass certainly pushed things forward in CSS world. Without Sass and LESS, Stylus et al. I am quite certain we would

Pedantic point. It’s ‘Sass’ and not ‘SASS’. Sass certainly pushed things forward in CSS world. Without Sass and LESS, Stylus et al. I am quite certain we wouldn’t have CSS custom properties and colour functions. Great additions to the language. That said, I left Sass specifically some years ago. https://benfrain.com/breaking-up-with-sass-postcss/ https://benfrain.com/breaking-up-with-sass-postcss/ Tangentially related — in terms of dealing with CSS tooling/output for large projects with many devs I have found the PostCSS ecosystem indispensable. I wrote this a few years back after setting things up with PostCSS at bet365.com this way: http://ecss.io/chapter9.html http://ecss.io/chapter9.html The good thing about PostCSS is you can reduce the features as CSS becomes more capable and easily incorporate extra tooling like autoprefixer.