Sass

A great extension language based on CSS

Sass is one of the most complex plugin languages on the market, based on CSS. Sass has more features and abilities than any other CSS extension language out there. The Sass core team has worked tirelessly to not only keep up, but to stay ahead of the curve.

Sass is a style sheet language that is compiled into CSS, allowing the developer and its users to use variables, nested rules, mixins, functions, and more, all with syntax that is compatible with CSS.

This language helps the user keep large style sheets organized, as well as making it easier to design within and between projects.

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Main features of Sass

These features of Sass differentiate it from other programming languages:

Variables: In CSS it supports the use of variables, but Sass greatly simplifies them and allows them to be used.
Operators: Many of the operators that developers are used to working with are available in Sass. Example: Equality: ==, !=; Mathematic: +, -, *, /, % and Comparison: ≤, <, >, ≥.
Interpolation: It is compatible with any part of a Sass style sheet and can be used in conjunction with functions and variables. It can be used by the user for references to properties, class names, elements, values, and more.
Preprocess: Sass is a preprocessor language and can compile all special variables, functions, style modules, and rules all into CSS.

Why Sass?

1

EASY TO LEARN

If you know how to use CSS, you can perfectly use Sass for your projects.

2

VARIABLES

The fact that Sass uses variables makes it one of the ideal languages for projects due to its versatility.

3

COMMUNITY

It has a large online community ready to solve any problem that arises.