CSS with superpowers
This blog aims to improve your CSS abilities, clean up your code, and save a lot of time by using Sass.
Sass, which stands for Syntactically Awesome Stylesheet, is a Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) extension and has the “.scss” file extension.
it is completely compatible with all versions of CSS. In addition, Sass has more features and capabilities than any other CSS extension language currently available and There are an endless number of frameworks built with it: Compass, and Bourbon, are just a few examples.
However, Sass includes extra features such as CSS variables and nested rules, which make CSS more efficient and easier to edit.
Begin with the CSS variables. For instance, with CSS, if color is one that we commonly use, we must define it each time we want to utilize it. When using Sass, it is much simpler because we can utilize variables to store the repeated values.

With Sass, you may use nesting “Using selectors inside of selectors to create a hierarchy” to maintain the cleanliness of your code.
Check out for more about Sass Nested Rules and Properties:
https://www.w3schools.com/sass/sass_nesting.php

A really helpful video with priceless advice that I recommend to you at the end by Coder Coder.
Thank you for reading 💜!
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