What is a difference between Sass and CSS?
Experience Level: Junior
Tags: Sass
Answer
- Sass is a superset of CSS.
- Sass has more functions but it isn't supported by browsers out of the box.
- Sass needs to be compiled to CSS using a Sass compiler.
- Sass has its own syntax that builds on top of CSS syntax and extends it.
- Sass improves code maintainability and allows you not to repeat yourself
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