Sass

Craig describes how to implement the preprocessing functionality you require using significantly faster, modular code.

Reggie continues our Sass Basics articles showing the basics of the control directives available.

George, shows us 8 different features available with the Compass framework that shows it's more than a mixin library for vendor prefixes.

Dennis shows us how we can use Sass to make theming form elements to match visuals.

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Una shows some simple things we can use Sass maps for to keep our code readable and organized.

George shows us how we can use the power of Foundation and keep our HTML lean and semantic.

Continuing our articles on Sass basics, Reggie shows us how we can use nesting in Sass.

George goes through the operators that are available with Sass, what they do and how to use them.

Kitty Giraudel talks us through units in Sass and best practices around using them.

Alexander looks at some solutions for dealing with selector specificity when working with a CSS preprocessor.

Una Kravets discusses the benefits of creating a community around open source software like Sass.

Hugo shows us how we can extend a Sass media query mixin to allow for global layout changes and specific component changes.

Dennis, shows us a nice way to use Sass maps and the zip() function to make CSS shorthand nice and simple.

Hugo discusses why he's slowly moved away from Compass and favored other tools for speed and ease.

Hugo introduces us to the latest installment of SassDoc, minor updates, breaking changes, and some extras.

Tim shows us how we can great vector graphics in CSS using advanced techniques available in Sass.

Reggie shows us the basics of Sass' @function directive and how we can use it.

Cathy, shows us how we can create a dynamic gradient text function for webkit browsers.

Hugo Giraudel shows off a really powerful Sass mixin to create a nice CSS3 long-shadow effect.

George introduces us to Jeet a grid system that works with Sass or Stylus that keeps the grid in the CSS and not in the markup

Hugo shares some extra functions we can use when using Sass maps.

Ahmad shows us how to use the power of Sass and Grunt to make CSS for multi-lingual sites with left-to-right and right-to-left languages a breeze.

M. David Green shows us how to get Bourbon up and running in your Sinatra projects.

A video screencast teaser for Joe Hewitson's Learnable course that shows you how to build a website project using Sass and the Foundation front-end framework.

Matt goes through what we need from a good front-end architecture and outlines how we can create the structure for it.

Hugo shows us a new tool he and other have been working on to see if we can move our codebase from one Sass engine to another.

Hugo shows us a great way that we can build a functional wrapper with functions and mixins.

M. David Green shows how using the Sass'y Bourbon Refills can provide drop-in design and functionality for your site.

Hugo gives reason why we should avoid the @extend directive in Sass for better comprehension of the code we write.