Get Sassy!
So lately I've been playing with SASS. If you haven't used SASS, and you apply CSS to your web pages, you need to be using this ! Especially if you apply anything more complex than simple CSS. OK, where do I start? SASS has been out for several years already (and I am just now discovering it sigh ). We all know how awesome CSS is and the beautiful things it can do thanks to the addition of magic in CSS3. However, there are still some things that are a little difficult to accomplish. The implementation is variables is a godsend, but not supported by all browsers. SASS is a preprocessor for CSS. And so far there isn't too much it can't do from what I've seen. If you're a coder, you'll feel right at home creating your style. I don't even look at my compiled CSS file once SASS builds it. It doesn't look any different than any standard CSS, but sometimes there can be so much of it. I often wondered how anyone could control such CSS (whenever I snoop