Sass Mastery: 6 Real Projects in Just 4 Hours #huxnwebdev

Welcome To The Brand New Sass Masterclass 🥂🔥 This course is the second part of my [ HTML & CSS ] Masterclass. At first, I wanna include it in that course but then I realize that the course will be so long and nobody will watch it, and they're also totally different topics, So I've decided to make a separate course on that, and turns out that this course is almost 5hrs long. If you want to learn about the most popular CSS Extension and build modern, beautiful, and real-world websites, then this is the right course for you. The course covers all you need to know about this awesome technology. What is Sass? Sass is a preprocessor scripting language that is interpreted or compiled into Cascading Style Sheets. SassScript is the scripting language itself. Sass consists of two syntaxes. The original syntax, called "the indented syntax," uses a syntax similar to Haml and of course, you'll learn everything in this comprehensive guide. What is Sass used for? Sass is a CSS pre-processor that lets you use variables, mathematical operations, mixins, loops, functions, imports, and other interesting functionalities that make writing CSS much more powerful. Is Sass better than CSS? SASS offers a galore of features that make it a better tool than CSS for developers. Some of its major highlights are: Compatibility with CSS: One of the major features of SASS is its high compatibility with cascading style sheets, which means SASS provides support for many versions of CSS. Is Sass a programming language? Short answer (No) long answer "Sass provides a lot of features which is used in programming languages, such as (variables, loops, functions, lists, maps) and a lot more. Is Sass easier than CSS? Sass facilitates you to write clean, easy and less CSS in a programming construct. It contains fewer codes so you can write CSS quicker. It is more stable, powerful, and elegant because it is an extension of CSS. So, it is easy for designers and developers to work more efficiently and quickly. Why Sass is used instead of CSS? Why Use Sass? Stylesheets are getting larger, more complex, and harder to maintain. This is where a CSS pre-processor can help. Sass lets you use features that do not exist in CSS, like variables, nested rules, mixins, imports, inheritance, built-in functions, and other stuff. What do you need to know before jumping into Sass world? The only prerequisite for this course is a basic understanding of (HTML & CSS) that's all you need to know. Follow Me On 👇 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/huxnshorts/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@huxnwebdev GitHub: https://github.com/huxn-webdev Twitter: https://twitter.com/huxnwebdev So what you'll learn in this course? Chapters: 00:00:00 - Intro 00:00:56 - What Is Sass 00:05:15 - Course Setup 00:13:44 - Sass Variables 00:18:29 - First Project 00:28:30 - Nesting In Sass 00:33:25 - Second Project 00:38:56 - Sass Partials 00:49:21 - Third Project 01:18:53 - Sass Mixins 01:25:42 - Fourth Project 01:36:23 - Sass Extends 01:44:26 - Fifth Project 02:00:39 - Operators 02:16:50 - Sass Built-in Functions 02:23:14 - Sass String Functions 02:28:49 - Sass Color Functions 02:33:34 - Sass Lists 02:38:42 - Sass Maps 02:43:04 - Sass Custom Functions 02:50:05 - Sass Interpolation 02:54:11 - Conditional Statements In Sass 03:15:04 - For Loop In Sass 03:24:14 - Each Loop In Sass 03:31:27 - While Loop In Sass 03:33:30 - Sass Portfolio Project 04:16:25 - Outro