SASS
Stands For Syntactically Awesome Style Sheets
Adds more power to the process of writing css.
Are you still using straight up old school CSS for your stylesheets? Stop. Right now. Do yourself a favor and take a day to learn about modular CSS, whether it be Sass or Less.
It’s important to keep in mind that we separate style out of the structure for several reasons: to avoid duplication, to make it easier to maintain code, and to have the ability to reuse content with different styles for different purposes. If done correctly, we have smaller file sizes, which leads to faster page loads times, which results in happier users and more favorable search engine rankings. Modular CSS takes this idea and injects it with steroids. Not only does it help keep the website file structure stay as organized and clean as possible, it’s also a super fun to code in.
Why SASS?
- SASS facilitates you to write clean, easy and LESS css in a programming counstruct.
- It contains fewer coder so you can write css quicker.
- It is more stable, powerful, and elegant because it is an extension of css. so, it is easy for designers and developers to work more efficiently and quickly.
- It is compatible with all versions of css. so, you can use any available css libraries.
- It provides nesting so you can use nested syntax and useful functions like color manipulation, math functions and other values.
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