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With the development of technology and the complexity of layouts came the need to automate the writing of CSS properties. The presence of color schemes and additional values that determine the values of properties revealed difficulties in development. There is a way to turn CSS writing into a process similar to programming. We can do it via preprocessors — languages compiled into CSS. They allow you to create reusable CSS code, use variables, and extend the capabilities of CSS writing. In this course, you will learn the basics of the SASS preprocessor that will allow you to write maintainable and usable CSS code.
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- Use the SASS preprocessor and compile its code into CSS.
- Extend the capabilities of writing standard CSS.
- Use template selectors and mixins.
- Create and work with variables.
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1 | Introduction Learning about the main topic of the course |
2 | Installation Installing the SASS preprocessor |
3 | CSS Extension Learning about SASS features allowing to extend the CSS language |
4 | Template selectors Exploring pattern selectors and learning about the extended directive |
5 | Variables Learning how to use variables and connect files in SASS |
6 | Mixins Exploring the use of mixins in SASS |
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