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Zachery Campbell
Zachery Campbell
10,617 Points
Posted by Zachery Campbell
Zachery Campbell
10,617 Points

SCSS questions

Do you think we will see any SCSS videos soon from Treehouse? After reading around I see that it would be beneficial if I didn’t go into a deep drive about Sass when SCSS is the way to go. Even though SCSS has the same features as the Sass syntax, minus the opinionated syntax.

Any opinions on what I should do or where to learn SCSS?

4 Answers

Phillip Gibson
Phillip Gibson
13,805 Points

Any version of Sass beyond 3.0 is technically SCSS. The Deep Dive is based on 3.2.9, so you will be learning SCSS and not the classic Sass.

EDIT: well, after looking more through the Sass site it looks like both classic Sass as well as SCSS are supported in the latest version. If you are using classic, .sass extensions are used instead of .scss. Regardless, the Deep Dive uses SCSS, so no worries there.

Tom Bedford
Tom Bedford
15,645 Points
Tom Bedford
Tom Bedford
15,645 Points

The Sass course teaches the SCSS syntax.

Edit: as Phillip already pointed out!

James Barnett
James Barnett
39,199 Points
James Barnett
James Barnett
39,199 Points

The term scss refers to the file extension one uses when writing Sass code these days.