Over the course of this book, we’ve met Sass for the first time and have been introduced to a number of new techniques to help with producing valid CSS code. Much of the code we’ve written has been from ground up; I suspect that many will ask – how do I convert an existing project to use Sass?
It’s a great question: much of what we’ve learned assumes that in an ideal world, we’d be writing code from scratch, which is the best way to get the most out of Sass. Clearly this perfect scenario doesn’t always happen, so we must allow for this in our development. It might seem daunting ...
