Css to-scss

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Rob Walker from Papertrail takes us through his recent journey from regular CSS to SCSS. If you’re thinking of making the switch yourself and just need a little push, this is the talk for you.

Rob Walker
CTO of Papertrail.io
Made the switch in
September 2013, and have
never looked back
rob@papertrail.io
@_rob_walker_

Coming up
• Why you should use SCSS
• Working with SCSS
• Making the switch
• Next steps
• Questions

Resources
• Examples from this talk at -  
https://github.com/papertrailrob/frontendne-scss
• http://sass-lang.com

Why should you use SCSS
• Easy to learn, and you can start today
• Makes CSS more powerful
• Will make your life easier

Working with SCSS
• Nesting
• Variables
• Partials
• Mixins

Nesting
• Your HTML is in a nested hierarchy. Your CSS can
be to.
• Write less
• Read more easily

Variables
• Deﬁne once, use everywhere
• Control a whole layout or style from a few variables
• Use the variables in calculations, colour modiﬁers
and loads of other operators

Partials and Import
• Split SCSS into manageable chunks.
• Organise your ﬁles
• Import open source libraries

Mixins
• Reusable snippets of SCSS
• Prevent repetition
• Use open source mixins to make life easier

How to make the switch
• Install SCSS - sass-lang.com/install
• Convert CSS to SCSS - Just rename .css to .scss
• Generate SCSS - scss styles.scss:styles.css
• Play and learn (and read the docs)

Next steps
• Try SCSS out yourself
• Read the guide at sass-lang.com/guide
• Check out the Frameworks (Compass, Bourbon, Susy)

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1. CSS to SCSS Making the Switch

2. Rob Walker CTO of Papertrail.io Made the switch in September 2013, and have never looked back [email protected] @_rob_walker_

3. Coming up • Why you should use SCSS • Working with SCSS • Making the switch • Next steps • Questions

4. Resources • Examples from this talk at -   https://github.com/papertrailrob/frontendne-scss • http://sass-lang.com

5. Why should you use SCSS • Easy to learn, and you can start today • Makes CSS more powerful • Will make your life easier

6. Working with SCSS • Nesting • Variables • Partials • Mixins

7. Nesting • Your HTML is in a nested hierarchy. Your CSS can be to. • Write less • Read more easily

8. Example

9. Variables • Deﬁne once, use everywhere • Control a whole layout or style from a few variables • Use the variables in calculations, colour modiﬁers and loads of other operators

10. Example

11. Partials and Import • Split SCSS into manageable chunks. • Organise your ﬁles • Import open source libraries

12. Example

13. Mixins • Reusable snippets of SCSS • Prevent repetition • Use open source mixins to make life easier

14. Example

15. How to make the switch • Install SCSS - sass-lang.com/install • Convert CSS to SCSS - Just rename .css to .scss • Generate SCSS - scss styles.scss:styles.css • Play and learn (and read the docs)

16. Example

17. Next steps • Try SCSS out yourself • Read the guide at sass-lang.com/guide • Check out the Frameworks (Compass, Bourbon, Susy)

18. Questions

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