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Hey all, so I've been using vanilla CSS for many years. Decided I wanted to learn something new that would be useful to me. So I decided to go eith SASS/SCSS. I'm very new, and read through some documentation, but I'm basically looking fir any tips, tricks, etc. Any advice from someone who has experience with the library would be appreciated. Be it syntax, possible glitches or errors to look for, etc.
Also, one specific question I have is: Since SASS has a built in @import directive, that seems a lot more useful than vanilla CSS--is this still a good way to import my mobile view query for mobile devices and cross-platform displays? Thanks in advance!
P.S.: I'm running SASS through Node.js and compiling straight through command line. Any changes I make transpiles straight into my primary css file. Works like a charm. I admit I already miss simply saving the file and being able to view it immediately after, since compiling adds an extra step, but for the rest so far it seems like a worthy compromise considering SASS is much more powerful than vanilla CSS.
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