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Sass (Syntactically Awesome Style Sheets) Training

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About the Training

Sass (Syntactically Awesome Style Sheets) Training is a comprehensive course designed to equip participants with the skills to write more organized and modular CSS in web development processes. This training also helps participants learn the fundamental concepts of Sass, enabling them to develop effective and optimized style sheets.

In the first part of the training, participants are introduced to Sass. They learn about the core building blocks of Sass, including variables, mixins, and nested rules. They discover how to write CSS more efficiently and in a modular way using Sass.

In the second part, participants explore Sass variables and mixins. Through the use of variables and mixins, they learn techniques to organize and simplify their style sheets.

In the third part, the course focuses on Sass’s nested rules and inheritance. By utilizing nested rules and inheritance, participants learn to write effective CSS, reducing code repetition and creating streamlined style sheets.

In the fourth part, we focus on advanced style sheet optimization with Sass. Participants will learn techniques to develop high-performance web pages by applying these optimization methods. Additionally, they gain hands-on experience through sample projects.

The Sass Training encourages participants to develop Sass projects with real-world examples, ensuring that theoretical knowledge is put into practice. Participants will see how to apply what they’ve learned to real-life scenarios.

Sass (Syntactically Awesome Style Sheets) Training is ideal for those already familiar with CSS and looking to write style sheets more efficiently. Furthermore, this training helps participants establish a solid foundation in web development, guiding their careers in the right direction.

What Will You Learn?

In Sass (Syntactically Awesome Style Sheets) Training, students will learn:
  • How to install and configure Sass.
  • The basic syntax and features of Sass, including nested style definitions, variables, keyword functions, inheritance, mixins, loops, functions, and more.
  • How to compile Sass into CSS and how to convert it into CSS files.
  • A comparison between Sass and CSS, highlighting the advantages of Sass.
  • How to create more impressive and better-structured style sheets using Sass.
This training program is suitable for web designers, front-end developers, or anyone interested in CSS.

Prerequisites

Prerequisites for Sass (Syntactically Awesome Style Sheets) Training are as follows:
  • Basic knowledge of HTML and CSS
  • Understanding how CSS files can be written and applied
  • Knowledge of syntax structures similar to JavaScript and/or other programming languages
  • A good grasp of defining and applying styles with CSS
  • Understanding of CSS editing techniques and usage
  • Knowledge of organizing and structuring CSS code
Additionally, those interested in web design and development, using CSS preprocessors, and other similar technologies can participate in Sass training. These prerequisites provide you with the necessary skills and foundational understanding to write, edit, and comprehend Sass code.

Who Should Attend?

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The following individuals are ideal candidates for Sass (Syntactically Awesome Style Sheets) Training:
  • Web designers and developers
  • Those looking to explore and enhance their knowledge of defining and applying styles with CSS
  • Web designers and developers who want to make their CSS code more efficient and organized
  • Those who want to use a CSS preprocessor in their web design and development projects
Additionally, anyone who wants to acquire advanced web design and development skills using Sass can participate in the training.

Outline

 Introduction/Why Sass?
  • The Problem Sass Solves
    • Benefits of Sass
    • Code Organization
    • Performance
    • Valid CSS
    • Libraries
  • Sass Syntax
  • How to Use Sass
  • Coming Attractions
    • Organizing Sass
    • Nesting
    • Variables
Organizing and Including Sass Code
  • Sass Partials
  • Partials/@import Example
  • Sass Watch
  • Exercise: Using Partials
  • Code Organization
  • The Sass Blog
  • The Sass Blog: With Sass Partials
  • Directory Structure & Master Sass File
  • The general Partial
  • The header Partial
  • The maincontent Partial
  • The mainnav Partial
  • The footer Partial
  • The forms Partial
  • Up Next
  • Exercise: Extending the Sass Blog
  • More Styling for the Blog: Syntax Highlighting
  • Exercise: Adding Syntax Coloring
Nesting
  • Nesting
  • Referencing the Parent Selector with &
  • Nested Properties
  • Nesting Example
  • Exercise: Using Nesting
  • Nesting and Media Queries
  • How Much to Nest
  • Exercise: Using Nesting with the Sass Blog
  • Nested @import
Sass Variables
  • Variables
  • Variable Naming Guidelines
  • Variable Scope
    • Shadowing
    • Overwriting Global Variables within Blocks
  • Exercise: Using Variables in Sass
  • When to Use Variables
  • Exercise: More Variables
  • Exercise: Adding Variables to the Blog
  • Advanced Sass
    • Operations and Control Directives
    • Functions
    • Mixins
    • Debugging

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