[WebPub] Sass introduction talk

[Jay Sitter]

I suppose I should have offered a little more of an introduction here--

I'm a web developer and designer in Resource Development, having joined MIT back in May of last year. Hi!

Sass is a CSS "pre-processor" -- it resembles CSS, but is compiled before being sent to the browser, and offers much more than CSS currently can. Imagine being able to use variables, functions, loops, etc. inside of CSS. These are the kinds of things that Sass allows you to do.

Glad to have gotten such a positive response so far!

-Jay

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Jay Sitter
Web Designer & Developer
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Office of Communications, Resource Development
(617) 715-5170
600 Memorial Drive, W98-352A
Cambridge, MA 02139-4822

On Feb 11, 2014, at 2:49 PM, Jay Sitter <jsitter at mit.edu> wrote:

> Hi all,
> 
> I'll be giving a brief-ish introduction to Sass (specifically, SCSS) (http://sass-lang.com) to my two colleagues Barbara and Max, and I thought if anyone out there has been wanting to dive into Sass (or wants to add your experience to the talk), you might be interested in joining us.
> 
> This will likely happen toward the beginning of March, but I won't know of a specific date until I figure out who else might come.
> 
> Please let me know!
> 
> Thanks,
> Jay
> 
> --
> Jay Sitter
> Web Designer & Developer
> Massachusetts Institute of Technology
> Office of Communications, Resource Development
> (617) 715-5170
> 600 Memorial Drive, W98-352A
> Cambridge, MA 02139-4822
> 
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