On a project of scale, SCSS (vs SASS) tends to be easier to collaborate in since vanilla CSS can compile in it. As a working example, when we built a style library at Trulia, it allowed different designers to jump in easier.
That being said, I have wrote my personal site's styles in SASS for fun.
On a project of scale, SCSS (vs SASS) tends to be easier to collaborate in since vanilla CSS can compile in it. As a working example, when we built a style library at Trulia, it allowed different designers to jump in easier.
That being said, I have wrote my personal site's styles in SASS for fun.