A reluctant convert to Sass, Dan Cederholm shares how he came around to the popular CSS pre-processor, and provides a clear-cut path to taking better control of your code (all the while working the way you always have). From getting started to advanced techniques, Dan will help you level up your stylesheets and instantly start taking advantage of the power of Sass.
Dan has crafted an informative, concise introduction to all things Sass. Even better, it’s written by someone who has heavily influenced my career with his previous books.Hampton Catlin, creator of Sass and author of The Pragmatic Guide to Sass.
Dan has succeeded in making the getting started guide that Sass has always needed.Chris Eppstein, co-creator of Sass.
Many of us have hesitated to try out Sass. Hesitate no more! Dan succinctly explores the world of Sass: how to get started, how it can help your workflow, and all the awesomeness in-between.Jenn Lukas, front-end consultant & creator of Ladies in Tech.
With a curiosity for pre-processors, this book has really helped me to start learning how to utilise Sass into my web development workflow.James Loveridge, an aspiring front-end developer.
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