3 ms·
Am I the only one that would rather there be one syntax? Sass and Scss is probably confusing for "Absolute Beginners". My vote would be for Scss because you can
by jpb0104 14y ago
Am I the only one that would rather there be one syntax? Sass and Scss is probably confusing for "Absolute Beginners". My vote would be for Scss because you can start with regular old css and sprinkle in the awesome Scss features as you need them and learn.
- hackerboos 14y agoI was disappointed that the article didn't recommend using SCSS over SASS.
- nathos 14y agoWhy should it? SCSS is already the default syntax, and all the Sass documentation is written in SCSS. Think of Sass Indented Syntax as a power tool for advanced users. (Although I usually use indented, there are times where I prefer SCSS instead)
- sp4rki 14y agoWhy would it recommend one over the other if it's something that's most definitely a user preference? I wish we had stayed with the first syntax as it's "cleaner" in my opinion, but at the end of the day that's exactly what it is: my opinion.
- homosaur 14y agoI disagree that there needs to be one syntax because Sass comes with the tools to convert between these freely. I would prefer people release code in SCSS though. There's a lot to be said for having it be a superset and maintain familiarity of code structure. Anyone starting out should almost certainly not use the legacy Sass syntax.