Beginner SASS (SCSS) Crash Course | Part 3 | Create a responsive website from scratch

In this beginner SASS (SCSS) crash course, you will learn how to create, write, and compile a SASS file. SASS is a CSS preprocessor which makes writing CSS faster and cleaner and we use the SCSS version. We continue from last video, so we convert our regular CSS into SASS code. In this video, you will learn how to create variables, mixins, partials, nested rules, and how to import different SCSS files and compile them into a regular CSS.

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Code editor choices:
Notepad++ - notepad-plus-plus.org/downloads/
Sublime Text - www.sublimetext.com/
Brackets - brackets.io/
Atom - atom.io/
Visual Studio Code - code.visualstudio.com/

I use Visual Studio Code and the Live Server extension for live preview, which I show how to do so in the part 1 video. I also use Live SASS Compiler to compile my SASS files which I show how to do so in this video.