Should I use SASS (libsass) version for node.js?

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Hello!
I decided to switch from stylus to sass, since for the latter there are more plugins for the atom, all the frameworks on it are almost everything and the like. Even everything I see on codepen.io is all in SCSS.
I know that for SASS you need to install the ruby ​​gem, but somehow I don’t want to do it only for him, I found this for the node: https://www.npmjs.com/package/node-sass . Does anyone use it at work? According to the reviews, I read different opinions that there are still a lot of raw and bugs, maybe someone uses it ... or is it better to put the native version?

Answer 1

Well, they use libsass everywhere now. It is faster than the ruby ​​version by almost tens of times on some tests and you don't need to install ruby ​​with gem.
I myself used ruby ​​sass a year+ ago, compilation on liveload was noticeably slower than what I now have with libsass.