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Getting Sassy with Sass

Presentation byRachael Concessio

CSS is an integral part of frontend development, but it can be tricky to scale styles in a growing application. Using Sass, a CSS preprocessor, Rachael Concessio will explore how you can create reusable and modular styles. This way, you'll do more while writing less code.

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Getting Sassy with Sass

Presentation byRachael Concessio

CSS is an integral part of frontend development, but it can be tricky to scale styles in a growing application. Using Sass, a CSS preprocessor, Rachael Concessio will explore how you can create reusable and modular styles. This way, you'll do more while writing less code.

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