[Pluralsight - training.net ] A Better CSS: LESS and SASS 2012 ↓

CSS is a great way to separate your design and markup during HTML development, but there are key pain points that make it more difficult than it should be. Dynamic stylesheet languages ??like LESS and SASS can make style sheets more readable, maintainable, and easier to write. This course dives into both LESS and SASS and shows you how powerful these languages ??can be.

Content
Why CSS is Painful 00:13:15
Why CSS is Painful 1:55
Overview 00:41
The Color Problem 3:04
The Duplication Problem 00:59
The Cascade Problem one forty-eight
The Calculation Problem 1:17
The Problem Importing 1:33
summary 1:58 LESS is More 00:52:32 Introducing LESS 2:22 Demo: less.js four forty-two Less on the Server 1:44 Demo: dotless four fifty-nine LESS Basics 1:54 Demo: Hello World LESS 04: 34 Using Variables and Operations 3:19 Demo: Using Variables 4:03 Mixins three fourteen Demo: Creating a Mixin five thirty-eight two twenty-three Nested Rules Demo: Refactoring Rules three fifteen Other Features four six Demo: Using Namespaces and scoping 4:51 Summary one twenty-eight Using SASS 00:50:30 1:48 Introducing SASS SASS on the one thirty-one Server Demo: Using SassAndCoffee 4:26 Variables three fifty-nine Demo: Using Variables 8:46 Rules two fifty Demo: Refactoring Rules 4:03 @ import 1:31 Demo: Importing CSS and SASS three five @ Extend one thirty-three Demo: Inheritance Rules in 1:04 @ mixin two two Demo: Creating Mixins 3:20 @ function 1:04 Demo : Creating Functions one forty-five Control Directives three thirty-eight Demo: Using @ if, @ @ WHERE and 2:19 for one forty-six Summary