Is Sass a framework?

Sass is an extension of CSS3 , adding nested rules, variables, mixins, selector inheritance, and more. It’s translated to well-formatted, standard CSS using the command line tool or a web-framework plugin. So Sass is a great way of writing a more terse and functional way of writing CSS.

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Should I use Dart Sass?

The SASS team now recommends using Dart Sass in favor of LibSass for new development projects . This means that the sass npm package should be used instead of the node-sass npm package, which is built on top of LibSass, to compile sass with Node.

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Should I still use node sass?

We no longer recommend LibSass for new Sass projects. Use Dart Sass instead . … LibSass and Node Sass will continue to be maintained indefinitely on a best-effort basis, including fixing major bugs and security issues and maintaining compatibility with the latest Node versions.

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