SASS Tutorial
- SASS | Introduction
- SASS full form
- SASS | Built-In Modules
- SASS | Color Functions
- SASS | Map Functions
- SASS | List Functions
- SASS | Numeric Functions
- SASS | Selector Functions
- SASS | Placeholder Selectors
- SASS Parent Selector
- Sorting Function In SASS
- SASS | Nesting
- SASS | Introspection Functions
- SASS | Operators
- SASS | Relational Operators
- SASS | String Operators
- SASS Equality Operators
- SASS | Numeric operators
- SASS | Booleans and Boolean operators
- SASS | Style Rules
- SASS | @if and @else
- SASS @extend Rule
- SASS @for and @while Rule
- SASS @function Rule
- SASS | @forward rule
- SASS | @at-root rule
- SASS @each Rule
- @include vs @extend in SASS
- SASS | @mixin and @include
SASS
SASS (Syntactically Awesome Style Sheets) is a preprocessor scripting language that extends CSS. It adds features like variables, nesting, and mixins, enhancing the power and efficiency of styling web pages. Sass files are compiled into standard CSS for browser interpretation.
Since browsers are unable to read a SASS file, so, we are required to use a SASS compiler that converts its file to a normal CSS file. It also helps reduce the overall length of the code by discarding the repeated CSS code and therefore saves time. It was designed by Hampton Catlin and developed by Natalie Weizenbaum in 2006.