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PostCSS 1.0: Framework for CSS post-processors with full source map support
- joeguilmette 12y agoI'm a huge fan of Sass. In fact I taught myself web development with Sass/Bones, so writing in pure CSS makes me feel kind of like a caveman making a fire. I 'get' why Sass and other preprocessors will make my life easy. I don't 'get' why a postprocessor will make my life easy...
- ZeroGravitas 12y agoThe main page has as fairly detailed writeup on that topic: https://github.com/ai/postcss https://github.com/ai/postcss For me auto-prefixing and RTL flipping are the big ones.
- iskin 12y agoI use Sass with postprocessors. They are not enemies. Sass and preprocessors are better to fix CSS syntax. Postprocessors are better for some automatically task, like autoprefixing, media queries packing, polyfills, etc. Unfortunately, Sass is not so flexible as JS. Even simple things require a lot of code. And a lot of task is just impossible on Sass (for example, Autoprefixer, RTLCSS).