PostCSS Deep Dive: Preprocessing with “PreCSS†| Envato Tuts+
In the last two tutorials we looked at ways to use PreCSS on completed stylesheets to enhance their cross browser compatibility and optimization, essentially as a post-processor. In this tutorial you’ll learn to use PostCSS as a pre-processor, in the same way you would use Stylus, Sass or LESS. There are two main ways you can go about using PostCSS for preprocessing. One is to select all your own
How to Use Source Maps for Better Preprocessor Debugging | Envato Tuts+
CSS preprocessors have become an indispensable tool for most front-end developers. However, despite the many advantages they provide, using tools like LESS, Stylus or Sass also present new problems, one of which we’re going to talk about (and solve) in this tutorial. The Problem Unless you’re working on a small website with very few pages, it’s a common best practice to divide the stylesheet into
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