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Others What's the difference between SCSS and Sass?

Discussion in 'Web Development' started by vina, Mar 12, 2014.

  1. vina

    vina New Member

    HI everyone,
    From what I've been reading, Sass is a language that makes CSS more powerful with variable and math support.

    What's the difference between them?
     
    vina, Mar 12, 2014
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  2. joomlaites

    joomlaites New Member

    The difference between Sass and SCSS is that-
    SASS - The Sass syntax is more concise , easier to read and doesn't complain about missing semi-colons
    SCSS - It is more expressive , encourages proper nesting of rules , allows you to write better inline documentation.
     
    joomlaites, Jun 9, 2014
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  3. daviddakarai

    daviddakarai Member

    SCSS-falls under the Sass umbrella. It is a CSS syntax that’s been turbocharged with all the goodness of Sass.
    SASS-refers to the preprocessor and syntax as a whole. It takes on its own syntax and compiles to readable CSS.
     
    daviddakarai, Apr 15, 2015
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