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This has benefits even if you use those pre-processors. One I have in mind is smaller CSS file sizes.
by iLoveOncall 4y ago
This has benefits even if you use those pre-processors. One I have in mind is smaller CSS file sizes.
- oliwarner 4y agoI can think of a very few, very extreme examples that I've worked on where that might be a registrable amount, but even then, you're only saving on duplicated parent classes/element which would have been taken care of by simple gzip compression. There are [increasingly few] times when it's just nice to just write CSS and I guess unifying nesting will make that nicer, but I don't think there are tangible benefits over "flat" production output.