Get started with SASS and improve your CSS workflow
Rob Sutcliffe, Let's design stuff
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1. Intro
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2. SASS Myths Busted
5:48 -
3. Setup Your Environment
2:42 -
4. SASS or SCSS
3:56 -
5. Nesting
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6. Nesting Properties
1:44 -
7. Refrencing
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8. Comments
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9. Variable
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10. Data Types
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11. Operations
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12. Custom Funcitons
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13. Builtin Function
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14. Where to Find More Functions
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15. Mixins
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16. Include
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17. Extend
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18. What Is Compass
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19. Compass Box Shadow Example
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20. Compass Opacity Example
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21. Compass Contrast Example
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22. Where to Find More Compass Functions
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23. Lists
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24. Loops
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25. If Else
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26. Congratulations
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About This Class
Writing CSS is slow, awkward and take ages to debug. All the other programming languages moved on without it a decade ago but CSS lacks the ability to improve it until the browsers lets us. SASS gives us that power, we can build upon what CSS started without having to change the way we work.
In two hours you'll save at least two hours a week writing SASS
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