As a result, there are two identical validation rounds: once in the SDK and once in Dime.Scheduler's import service. I haven’t worked with LESS at this point, but so far SASS has been great so havent had the need.The name wasn't populated and wouldn't be acccepted by the the import service anyway. Im looking forward to working on more projects where we can make a big impact on the organization of the code by using SASS. font-family:$font-museo background:$color-purple.// Typekit Fonts $font-museo-sans:”museo-sans-1",”museo-sans-2", sans-serif $font-museo:”museo-1",”museo-2", sans.// Category Colors $color-candy:#f58426.I love this feature! $color-purple: #37004a $color-green: #ce4dd6 It makes it much easier to manage - if you need to change a font/color - you just need to update the variable. It’s perfect for font declarations, colors, etc. Variables - This is one of the best features, it allows you to setup variables and include those variables in different styles throughout the stylesheet.Mixins - Mixins allow you to create re-usable code, so for example you can create a button mixin with default styling, then include that mixin wherever you need a button styled.LOVE THIS!! “modules/_defaults” “modules/_structure” “modules/_header” “modules/_footer” The CSS file is compiled before it is uploaded to the server. When using the statement in SASS, since it’s preprocessed - the imports dont have the same impact. ![]() Imports - Traditionally, when you use in CSS - it’s another server hit as each additional CSS file that is included is a separate request on the web server/client browser, which can cause performance issues.It’s so helpful in ensuring everything is documented. ![]() When the files are compiled, you can opt to have all comments stripped from the files.
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