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Getting a Structured Sass Workflow Running
This course focuses on the practical side of working with Sass day to day: using the command line to watch your Sass files, compile them automatically, and compress the output into a smaller CSS file.
Who It's For
Beginners who already write CSS and want to move to a more maintainable, functional approach using variables, mixins, conditionals, loops, and inheritance.
What You'll Take Away
- Using the command line to watch and auto-compile Sass files
- Converting between Sass and SCSS syntax
- Compressing output for smaller, production-ready CSS
- Keeping large stylesheets organized as a project grows
The emphasis throughout is on workflow — the tooling and habits that keep a growing stylesheet manageable, rather than just the Sass syntax itself.
About this course
- Welcome to this Avelx course, this course will develop your skills in maintaining structured stylesheets. Sass is a CSS preprocessor which allows a more functional approach to styling; such as variables, mixins, if statements, loops, maths, inheritance and more.
First I'll show you how to easily use the command line to keep our CSS up to date. We'll be watching our Sass files automatically for any new changes and exporting in real time. Also the command line allows real time compression to produce a smaller CSS file and converting between Sass and SCSS.
With projects getting larger and more detailed we need to keep our CSS maintained. This can be a handful when it comes to a standard CSS stylesheet. But with Sass everything can become a breeze!
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