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For sure. I've always refused SASS and LESS as well. The reason being, if your design is simple enough, you don't need that stuff in the first place.
by hiphopyo 13y ago
For sure. I've always refused SASS and LESS as well. The reason being, if your design is simple enough, you don't need that stuff in the first place.
- scarecrowbob 13y agoMuch as if your program is simple enough, you shouldn't need C? FWIW, I think that CSS is no great language, and yes, writing LESS feels very much like writing macros rather than using a language, but the requirements of the designs I have to implement are generally complex enough that a preprocessor and CSS framework greatly simplify my work, leaving me more time to focus on intent (which I think is a reasonable goal) rather than details of implementation. If it works well for you to refuse to learn a preprocessor, then that is a good thing, but the fact that one makes my life easier doesn't necessarily imply that the designs I am implementing are overly complex, as your statement seems to imply (though perhaps I am misreading so...)
- nicklovescode 13y agoYou seem to be saying the opposite of what the parent comment is.