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In my experience, any learning curve for the popular CSS preprocessors (SASS, LESS) is dwarfed by the maintenance and productivity gains. The only downside to t
by scelerat 11y ago
In my experience, any learning curve for the popular CSS preprocessors (SASS, LESS) is dwarfed by the maintenance and productivity gains. The only downside to them is that thoughtless use of them can lead to very bloated CSS builds. But onboarding? LESS and SASS, fundamentally, provide what CSS should have provided from day one: nestable rules/statements, macros, and variables.
Other than that, +1, good read, will share.