If you aren’t familiar with Sass it’s a preprocessor for CSS. Think of it as a CSS view engine. It allows you to reuse whatever pieces/parts of your stylesheets you want, and provides a much cleaner syntax for defining selectors. One of the biggest complaints I’ve heard about it is that it is too different from CSS which makes for a higher learning curve. Today brings us the first beta of Sass 3, which includes an alternative syntax that is a true subset of CSS, meaning your CSS will work as is in Sass. If you already use Sass, make sure you read SCSS for Sass Users.
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