Thanks for the reply I've dabbled with it but never really gotten into the full power of it and with the likes of postcss emerging wondered it's worth me going more in depth and given a lot of work we do needs to support the joys of IE... 😐
You can actually use SASS and PostCSS together - I do a lot of Wordpress builds with Sage which uses SASS for the style files and PostCSS to handle autoprefixing and minifying.
That much was plenty for me to never want to code vanilla CSS again, and there's a lot of wackier stuff you can do beyond that (like this crazy mixin that basically generates Bootstrap's entire grid system).
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Thanks for the reply I've dabbled with it but never really gotten into the full power of it and with the likes of postcss emerging wondered it's worth me going more in depth and given a lot of work we do needs to support the joys of IE... 😐
You can actually use SASS and PostCSS together - I do a lot of Wordpress builds with Sage which uses SASS for the style files and PostCSS to handle autoprefixing and minifying.
If you want to get into SASS, I'd suggest starting with basic variables, nesting with the parent selector, and making some basic mixins for groups of properties you use often.
That much was plenty for me to never want to code vanilla CSS again, and there's a lot of wackier stuff you can do beyond that (like this crazy mixin that basically generates Bootstrap's entire grid system).