Summary
Over the course of this book I've tried to share more than just code snippets and techniques to write better Sass. I've also tried to share some of the ideas and practices that I believe will help you better organize your projects and therefore, write better, more reusable, future-proof Sass. That in turn, will give you the freedom to design better sites and apps without constantly running into the same issues.
Most, if not all of these practices are based on, or derived from, numerous other practices, techniques, and frameworks such as OOCSS, BEM, SMACSS, Atomic Design, Bootstrap, Foundation, and countless articles and videos across the Internet. All I can hope for is that within this book you found a few tips and techniques which will help you on your future projects.
At this point you may be wondering to yourself where to next?, What should I learn now? Well, I would certainly recommend you start using the indented Sass syntax if you don't already. Once you've embraced the indented...
