Open williamstein opened 3 years ago
Just to be clear: this is one of those low priority "luxury" issues, where it's amazing that we even have the time to consider it.
This looks pretty nice for inline styles that are css friendly. https://emotion.sh/docs/introduction
well, the big benefit of sass as we have it right now is that it is compact. unraveling all these nested definitions makes this larger and harder to maintain.
that deprecation note actually just tells everyone to switch to dart sass, which is the sass
package. webpack recommends using dart sass.
if I have a clear head for this, maybe I should look into this and switch out sass and also that outdated uglifyjs lib.
Motivation:
I just hit a problem building node-sass on Windows 10, which is what motivated me to create this issue and look into the status of node-sass.What do you think @haraldschilly ?