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AAmol Tangade
Last edited Feb 27, 2021
Created on Feb 27, 2021

This example presents a set of technical notes on Sass, a CSS preprocessor, written in Markdown with embedded SCSS and CSS code snippets. It shows the general features of Sass, including nesting, placeholder selectors, variables, mixins, functions, and at-rules like `@use`, `@import`, and `@extend`, alongside their compiled CSS output. The notes illustrate how Sass compiles down to standard CSS and highlight benefits such as code modularity and reusable styles. The content is sourced from a gist authored by Amol Tangade, formatted as a plain-text document rather than a visual chart.

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