Interesting. I love using SCSS, and personally won't write CSS without it. It's also not just for nesting but also for variables, mixins, and extend functions

Interesting. I love using SCSS, and personally won't write CSS without it. It's also not just for nesting but also for variables, mixins, and extend functions. SCSS, to me, has made css become more of programming rather than just markup rules, allowing OOP prototypal concept via mixins. Absolutely agree re: depending on Bootstrap. Unless you're heavily leveraged in BS (no pun intended) either cuz 1) you're at an "early" phase in your product or 2) you've bought into yet another framework and are stuck with it :), you should start creating your own scss mixins to encapsulate these components. My personal fave is to use scss w/ bem. The naming conventions coupled with nesting selectors also help real well to create long class names without having to type it all at one time