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@WdeB I'd recommend taking up Rework / Myth rather than Sass -- http://www.myth.io/  Much cleaner and compiles ~100x as fast.

@WdeB Much of the stuff SASS provides empowers bloat. Be very wary of nesting and extend stuff, before you know it you've created a monster.

@yoshuawuyts @WdeB This. So much this. Stay away from nesting or everything will become terrible.

@tobiasahlin @yoshuawuyts @WdeB Nesting can be very useful in (only) two cases: https://gist.github.com/hsleewis/20ed5f315ff236e30653 …

@hsl @tobiasahlin @WdeB I don't necessarily find that to be any clearer than vanilla CSS -- https://gist.github.com/yoshuawuyts/9e9c1a87cb3fa49d315a …

@yoshuawuyts @tobiasahlin @WdeB I prefer my way (especially .blog-title) for readability. For the rest I don’t use nesting at all. :)

@hsl @tobiasahlin @WdeB Haha, can't judge a man on personal preference. For me though, that small convenience doesn't justify the slowness.

@yoshuawuyts @tobiasahlin @WdeB Not everything works for everyone, but for my projects sass lets me work faster in clearer code. :-)