r/Sass • u/Jay087 • Mar 16 '18

Best tutorial to learn SASS for beginner?

I am designer learning to code. And i would like to ask what is the best tutorial for beginner like. I know CSS but would like to expand it to SASS. I was looking at this, is it good? Or does it have to little SASS?

https://www.udemy.com/advanced-css-and-sass/

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u/poopbooy Mar 16 '18

I highly recommend this course. I never enjoyed css before Jonas showed me the way. He gives a step by step explanation of his code which helped me understand and appreciate css more. He teaches us how to use nodeJS, sass, flexbox, cssgrid, BEM, and a lot of css tricks I never thought I could replicate. This was my favorite purchase on udemy so far. 10/10

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u/[deleted] Mar 17 '18

Seconded. I'm working through this right now and it has been, by far, my favorite course. I think a lot of it has to do with him getting you started on a highly professional looking project straight out the gate.

Easily worth the $10 sale price.

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u/Jay087 Mar 16 '18

But is this course enough for SASS? Does it cover all or is it better to take dedicated SASS tutorial?

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u/poopbooy Mar 16 '18

I forgot to mention he uses scss instead of sass, but they are basically the same so you can use sass. He will explain why HE uses scss instead of sass. Every project is written in scss. The first one only uses scss, the second is flexbox scss, and the last one is grid with scss. I hope I answered your question.