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CSS

moaaz bhnas
moaaz bhnas
1,369 Points
Posted by moaaz bhnas
moaaz bhnas
1,369 Points

What is the difference between Sass Basics course and Modular CSS with Sass?

I'm about to participate in a project which requires Sass. Is Sass Basics enough or I should do both?

2 Answers

Luke Pettway
Luke Pettway
16,593 Points

I highly recommend taking both courses if you have the time. The basics course will give you everything you need to work with Sass such as a firm understanding of things like variables, nesting, partials, mixins, inheritance, etc. The modular course will help more with architecting the actual structure of your Sass partial files in a way that is easier to keep organized.

Ashley Crossland
Ashley Crossland
10,868 Points
Ashley Crossland
Ashley Crossland
10,868 Points

Hi Moaaz. If you want to learn Sass then begin with the Sass Basics course. It has changed since I took it, but if you know CSS it should be easy to follow and is a great skill to learn. It will save you loads of time writing CSS.

The Modular CSS with Sass course is something you may or may not want to go onto after the Sass course. It is aimed towards better organising your Sass code for larger, scalable sites.