Help Learning SCSS

Hey all,

Trying to learn Sass, but the documentation is a bit of a monster.

Does anyone have any good tutorials and resources they’ve found?

Throw them here if you do!

2 Likes

Hi, for a quick and quite good introduction, I would recommend this course on Coursera:
Front-End Web UI Frameworks and Tools

For your purpose, you could simply watch the 4th part:
WEEK 4: Less is More!: Less and Sass
It’s a good introduction, well structured in my opinion

2 Likes

I learnt from the treehouse course for Sass.


It’s taught by the creator of Sass himself.

3 Likes

Mackenzie Child uses SASS in his videos, take a look at them.

1 Like

I started out by creating a pen and changing my CSS setting to SASS. I played around with it in codepen and got used to the functionality of SASS then dug deeper from there.

1 Like

I recommend Scott Tolinski’s tutorials https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fbVD32w1oTo&list=PL2CB1F80266E986EA. They used to be on his website https://leveluptutorials.com, but for some reason he took them down. The good news is that they’re still on his youtube channel.

4 Likes

Yeah, already at that level. I’ve derped about a reasonable amount, and would like some more resources to structure my progression more efficiently.

Which do you think is the best CSS Framework out there? :eyeglasses:

what is it exactly that you do not understand about sass or want to understand ?

It’s not so much about understanding as it is ‘you don’t know what you don’t know’.

Hence why I’m asking for resources so I can fill in any gaps I don’t know about.

so basically you want to know all the things you can accomplish with SASS and what you can do with it?

In a way, yes, that is what I am looking to do.

6 Likes

http://thesassway.com/ is what you need. Start with beginner till advanced (Navigation tabs). It gonna give you a very good grasp about the possibilities you have with Sass

Thanks for the Videos

you’re welcome. That channel is a hidden gem :heart_eyes:

Just watched a few videos. Hidden gem indeed. Simple and straightforward.

Many thanks.

Also, there are numerous great links on one post in the subreddit.

1 Like

codecademy have a new sass course

2 Likes

Sweet, did not know about that one. I’ll have to take a look.