Hey, what css preprocessor do you use?

SASS

@PonySlaystation SASS is my go-to as well. I like to stay DRY. Hook it up to Gulp with Browser Sync and all of a sudden you're just hotloading your files as you make changes, seeing things alter and adjust as you go.

It's great.

@velian absolutely!

SASS <3. Although it's now deprecated, as per their website. They're now using Dart.

@careless Never heard of DART before. A new thing to wedge into production untested!

Well, I guess I'm going with SASS...

@smb26 good, that's great to know. I'm getting into css, but I want to start looking at some preprocessor.

@geronimo Have a loop into Gulp tasks and build automation. There are a lot of guides out there. Are you using any sort of language behind or is it all front-end?

Check out the thing below. It's really good as an overview.

In short, you want to turn your SASS into CSS by piping it through a bunch of code and spitting it out at the end. Easy to pick up and use and there is so much available to you if you use the Node Package Manager (NPM).

http://ryanchristiani.com/getting-s...

@velian thanks, I'll look it up. I'm using angular and react, and the backend in node.
With regard to css, I'm trying mostly to get a good grasp of grid and flexbox, but I decided to also check some preprocessor.
I have a lot in my plate, but what can I do... 😁

@smb26 I meant the old SASS, the one running on Ruby. The one most of us are currently using. Ruby Sass will continue to be maintained for one year after the release of Dart Sass 1.0.0.

Source: https://sass-lang.com/ruby-sass

Even their installation instruction on this page and Github is from the Dart SASS:

https://sass-lang.com/install

https://github.com/sass/dart-sass/...

@velian ++ for gulpjs

Using SCSS and loving it.

Sass ❤

Chrome. What? Lol.

I‘m using Stylus. I once compared LESS, SCSS/SASS and Stylus. As result I decided to use Stylus, because I like it more than the others.

Sass and Stylus

SCSS, can't handle SASS