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CSS Sass Basics Add Reusable Logic to Your Sass Write Loops with @for

Samuel Kleos
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Samuel Kleos
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Samuel Kleos
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NEXTJS makes Sass Redundant?

Isn't most of this advanced stuff redundant with NEXTJS and component-based styling?

What is that approach to styling called?

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Steven Parker
Steven Parker
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Steven Parker
Steven Parker
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NEXTJS is a server-side technology, where SASS is a preprocessor for CSS and entirely client-side. I'm not sure that it makes sense to consider one as a replacement for the other.

And nothing is redundant when your boss (or client) says "...and I want this to be done using [that technology]". :speak_no_evil:

Alex Hort-Francis
Alex Hort-Francis
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Yeah the reality is there are loads of different ways of solving problems with technology, and many (most?) organisations are quite attached to particular tech stacks because they happened to have used them for a while.

Also worth pointing out that learning how different technologies work helps you understand common design principles more generally, which is extremely useful in itself.