Sass TutorialLesson 2Free preview
Sass Intro
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Summary
Sass introduced the concepts of variables, nesting rules, mixes, extends, and function into the writing of stylesheets. Browser support is indirect, as the Sass file must first be compiled into CSS. The SCSS syntax is fully compatible with regular CSS, so you can migrate the .css to .scss files gradually.
Key points
- Sass adds variables, nesting, mixes, and extends to CSS
- The Sass compilation results are ordinary .css files that are ready for use by the browser
- The SCSS syntax is a CSS superset: any valid .css file is also valid in .scss
- The compilation process can be run manually or with watch mode.
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