Tag: sass

If you have started to dive into the wonderful world of CSS preprocessors (LESS or Sass), you might have also heard of Compass. If you haven’t decided on either LESS or Sass, I would make the investment and learn one, or both, of the technologies. It’s well worth the time and will make your coding and development life a lot easier. Today, we’re going to look at Compass, an open-source CSS authoring framework built on Sass.

We will look at a much simpler way to get set up with Sass. CodeKit. I’ll be upfront, I’m a user of CodeKit and I recommend the software to any web developer who works in Sass, LESS, Compass, JavaScript, or any other web language, however neither I nor Developer Drive has any relationship (personal or financial) with CodeKit, and my post does not necessarily signify an endorsement by Developer Drive for CodeKit.

I recently completed a seven part series on Learning LESS, and we had a lot of commenters who requested a similar series on Sass (Syntactically Awesome Stylesheets). While there is a lot of discussion out there as to whether or not LESS or Sass is better, both have their place, both accomplish the same overall goal, and both can make your life (and your coding) much simpler and easier.