Category: Sass

Sass Tutorial (the CSS preprocessor), so I’m guessing when you asked “what is Sass Home?” you probably meant: the official homepage / home page of Sass (the CSS tool we were just talking about)...

Sass Introduction — the real “what, why, how it all started feeling” explanation, like I’m teaching a friend who’s just decided to level up from plain CSS. Think of this as Lecture 1: Sass...

Sass Installation — getting it running on your machine so you can actually write and compile .scss files. I’m going to explain this like we’re sitting together on a video call, step-by-step, with the...

Sass Variables — the single most loved feature that makes almost everyone switch from plain CSS to Sass. I’m going to explain this like we’re building a real mini-project together — very detailed, step-by-step,...

Sass: Nesting (also called Nested Rules or Selector Nesting). I’m going to explain this like we’re pair-programming a small component together — very detailed, with real-world examples, comparisons to plain CSS and native CSS...

Sass @import and Partials in detail, like we’re refactoring an old project together right now. This topic is super important because the rules changed dramatically in recent years, and in February 2026 we’re in...

1. What Are @mixin and @include? (Super Simple First) @mixin = Define a reusable block of styles (the “recipe”). @include = Paste/use that block wherever you want (the “cook & serve”). Mixins let you:...

1. What is @extend? (The Core Idea) @extend tells Sass: “Make this selector behave as if it also matches that other selector.” Instead of copying code (like @mixin does), @extend groups selectors in the...

Sass Functions — the part where Sass starts feeling like a real programming language inside your stylesheets. We’re going to treat this like a hands-on coding session: first understand built-ins (what Sass gives you...

Sass String Functions — the tools from the sass:string module that let you slice, dice, search, combine, quote, and manipulate strings like a pro. In 2026 (Dart Sass era), string manipulation is done via...