How to Use SASS: Syntactically Awesome Stylesheets

CSS stylesheets can become hard to manage on large projects. SASS is a solution that developers use to make their CSS much more efficient.As many designers know, stylesheets can become complex on large sites. It can become a headache to manage hundreds or thousands of styles.

SASS is a CSS extension language that helps solve this problem. SASS allows you to use features that are not part of CSS.

In this class, we provide a clear and fun introduction to SASS, from installation, to key features such as variables, inheritance, mixins, math operators and partials.

Robert learned HTML/CSS back in 2008 when he decided to start a film review site, and he continued adding to his site file-by-file the old-fashioned way for a year. When he asked a web developer friend how to build a site that "automatically lists content on the homepage and stuff," he was pointed to Drupal.

Since then, Robert has continued to build his experience with the CMS by using it on his own projects and by managing other brands' pre-existing Drupal sites. In doing so, he has learned some of the best ways to use the tools Drupal has available--and what mistakes to avoid.

In his spare time, Robert trains Brazilian Jiu Jitsu and works on too many side programming projects. He is also the author of two books.