The Complete Guide To SCSS/SASS

In this tutorial Sassy, Sass and SCSS will refer to roughly the same thing. Conceptually, there isn’t much difference. You will learn the difference as you learn more, but basically SCSS is the one most people use now. It’s just a more recent (and according to some, superior) version of the original Sass syntax.

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To start taking primary advantages of Sass all you need is just the key points.

They will be explored in this tutorial.

(I tried to be as complete as possible. But I am sure there might be a few things missing. If you have any feedback post a comment and I’ll update the article.)

Note: All Sass/SCSS code compiles back to standard CSS so the browser can actually understand and render the results. Browsers currently don’t have direct support for Sass/SCSS or any other CSS pre-processor, nor does the standard CSS specification provide alternatives for similar features (yet.)

Let’s Begin!