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Simply put, a library for CSS ()
Sass (Syntactically Awesome Stylesheets) is a module included in Haml. Sass is a CSS-based metalanguage designed to increase the abstraction level of CSS code and simplify cascading style sheet files.
https://www.npmjs.com/package/node-sass
We can say that this is a PL (in simple words) that is generated in css, you can also come up with any one yourself and it will be generated from any constructions in CSS, for example, read the file on node.js and generate a file with the .css extension for some constructions
Let me explain in a simpler way:
CSS itself is boring, it implies the need to duplicate code and remember such data that you don’t need to keep in your head (HEX color codes, indents for different types of page elements, etc.).
SCSS and LESS solve the problem by adding variables, functions, hashes, and other convenience features to CSS. In addition, with a competent style architecture, you can very flexibly and conveniently manage the styles of individual components without having to search for a single line in a large, large file.
This is in short.
Read more about what SCSS provides here .
In my opinion, this is a necessary tool for a self-respecting coder.
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