Why use SASS?
Let’s understand why developers prefer Sass:
- Reduced repetition: Sass provides mixins feature which allows reuse of similar properties to any selector.
- Increased Maintainability: The code in SASS is nested and easier to understand and maintain due to it resembling the hierarchy of the browser.
- Powerful Features: It provides various features such as for loops, mixins, functions etc which are used for cleaner, efficient and maintainable code.
How to Use Sass with CSS?
SASS (Syntactically Awesome Style Sheets) is a pre-processor for CSS that provides various features such as nesting and mixins. SASS compiles to regular CSS and that CSS is used in your project and finally by the browser to style the web page.