Sass Crash Course
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 ส.ค. 2024
- In this video we will talk about what Sass is and look at its features as well as create a landing page header to display things like variables, nesting, mixins, etc
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I realized I never created an official Sass crash course. So here it is :) The slides end around 8:43 if slides bore you
Exactly what i'm looking for..Right time.. your are great Brad...TYSM...Today i've enrolled 20 js project course in Udemy..Tysm for all of your valuable educational contents...
Was surprised for some reason that I'd received a notification denoting Traversy media has uploaded a SASS course.. Left me scratching my head thinking.. Didn't he upload a crash course on SASS before? None the less, this is certainly welcome to an enormous array of crash courses by you Brad..
Thanks for everything that you do.. ✌🏻
Brad. You are so great. I always use your video to fine tune my skills. Coming from a medical background. I have learnt a lot from your channel.
Thank you very much for this tutorial!
💯💯💯💯💯
@@haris7090 No problem...thanks for checking the course out
I got interested in web development after watching your videos, Brad.
Now i landed my full time job as a front end developer after making a career transition.
Thanks and kudos for making the contents crisp and to the point.
I've been having a hard time finding a company bro. What advice do you have?
I got a job😁
@@kamatz4156 🙂👍my congratulations
You got a job by his tutorials only?
@@kamatz4156 congrats man!!!!
For further reference:
00:51 - Intro
2:13 - .scss vs .sass
3:11 - Variables
4:02 - Nesting
4:34 - Modules
5:39 - Mixins & Functions
6:46 - Inheritance
7:33 - Operators
7:55 - Conditionals
10:40 - Creating a .scss file
12:30 - Compile .scss to css with npm
14:40 - Compile .scss to css with vs code extension (live sass compiler)
25:10 - Modular scss (multiple scss files)
Thank you
Big thanks
Thankyou much ))
Thanks good sir
Thank you so much!
Everybody loves Brad! Excited to check this out man :)
No everyone :)
@@TraversyMedia i like u
@@Emre__Can Selamlar
Dennis you're also good tutor!
yes we love this big guy hehe
advice: change 'compressed' to 'expanded' so you can see regular css and it will be much clearer to understand
I was looking for this comment and it's the first one I read.
thank you
but which one is practical and used by most developers ?
@@themoroccanpianist8953 idk but it is better to follow the way that is easier for you now and worry about this kind of stuff later on
@@Mustafa-pe5mp I have an issue with live sass compiler , so I uninstalled it and installed compile hero pro instead ! and it is working like a charm
are you actually reading my mind? I've just finished sass documentation and you uploaded this crash course
nice!
Send me the docs please Ive always wanted a deep dive to sass.Link to content you used?
me too lol. Brad sees everything haha
So true..
It's funny, every time I want to learn something I go to youtube and you just upload a course about it. Monday I start a new job so I was about to learn sass and you just uploaded it. Thanks a lot, you're the best!
2:17 two formats of sass files.. scss preferred
2:18 Variables
4:07 Nesting
4:34 Modules
5:40 Mixins and functions
6:54 Inheritance
7:35 Operators
8:00 conditionals
😊p pp 0:24 😊pt
You must tired of people telling you how awesome you are but I can't stay silent anymore, You're Awesome!!!
I just watched your responsive portfolio website series and realized "Oh, looks like I've been doing Sass wrong" *me, goes to Brad's TH-cam to see that he uploaded a course on this 6 days ago*. Awesome!
Thanks! I watched lots of videos about sass and yours are easy to understand with little to no errors which I encountered while following other sass tutorial. Cheers!
I've previously watched a crash course about Sass on another channel and it was nothing compared to this. Thank you Brad for all your work!
did u watch designcourse channel's course?
The utility loop @40min is amazing! I'm working on an image utility library and this is the key to making this code more concise.
I thought I could make a theme changer with this prop using JS, but Sass doesnt repond to JS changes, so I dont see the point of using it.
Your Crash Courses are amazing. I have watched most of them a to z and it really help me alot.
There are many Sass tutorials on TH-cam, but yours is the best. Like always!
this tutorial is so amazing! i've been using the very basic features of sass (variables, and nesting) for a few months as i'm new to web dev but this just helped me level up my skills tremendously. thank you!
Everything in one video. Exactly What was I looking for! That too from my favourite channel on TH-cam. 🤩
33:00- Just opened up a whole world for me
Thank you so much Brad! I've been working professionally building apps but I skipped SASS during my learning path because I was being rushed so I only write my custom css with frameworks. Now I know the basics in less than 2 hours!!
SASS actually makes writing css LIKEABLE! 😂😁
Your videos are always informative and clear, you're really a great teacher. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge.
Today was the day I started using SCSS, and I am never going back. What's great is you can use it right away and then slowly learn and include features at your own pace. At first, I just wanted the nesting, but I quickly started using variables because the syntax is so nice. In a perfect world, native CSS would work like SCSS.
i swear to god i was just looking for a sass course, and here you are !
Hey Brad, I am really thankful for all of your videos. You're a great programmer. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with others. I hope you keep on helping the programming industry.
Thanks Brad! And this is how after 1 hour I have a good knowledge of Sass 😁
one of the best humans i can ever name even though i have never seen and met him. he teaches with whole of his heart.
personally i don't like sass but whatever you know is good. With vanilla you can influence everything.
this was just an amazing video, the way you did those spacing utility classes awesome man love it
your crash courses are my first choice for learning stuff
Thanks Man
Mr. Brad, I have learned a lot from your channel since 2019, still, I'm struggling for a job. Still learning and doing practice on skills hoping for a better future. Thank you so much for your efforts for make the courses for us which help a lot. Best wishes to you brother.
Hey, have you gotten a job yet?... I'm new to the programming world
You are awesome Brad. Love you man.
I've always hated Bootstrap from version 4 to date because I found it impossible to customize. One video and 48 minutes later, I'm excited about it!
This is the one piece of web development that has, never seemed hard, but I've never bothered to learn it. Now that you've made a vid, I'm happy to watch it. Thanks Brad.
Once again you demonstrate why most consider you the best out there for web content.. Thankyou much and greatly appreciated. ))
first ever css html video i stumble on was Brad . Im very picky for voice and Brad has perfect voice and the way he explains and Happy new year Brand and to your family thanks for what you do
Everybody is teaching for money to some extent but this guy also aims to deliver the content in the best way possible - and he can.
I learnt a lot from you and keep learning. Thanks for all these top quality content, Brad.
Been doing your html/css Udemy course and it is nice to watch this and understand what is going on when I just know some css so far.
Had I watched this about a month ago I wouldn't know what the hell is going on. Your teaching style is so consistent that it creates the ability to learn new things a lot easier. I've thanked you a lot but thanks again, I'm embarking on a life changing journey and you are at the helm.
Be well!
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Hmm isnt this soo fkin quick i mean you can rewatch but its happening so quick and the guy dosnt really explain in details....i made alrdy 2 projects in CSS and HTML i know some shyte but hmm i find this to be in such a rush
He never sleeps! 😊
I wasn't expecting for a video that soon since you had just finished the Expense Tracker App.
My weekend will be amazing thanks to you, Brad.
Hey Brad. Thanks for all this amazing content you're putting out here.
Just wanted to make a small request.
Is it possible to make a crash course on the basic backend stuff using node. Like all the basics a website needs (logging a user in and maintaining user database + sending out emails as newsletters)?
After I finished Brad's Udemy course on Javascript, I took this course. So glad I did. It was easy to understand the functions and mixins after learning Javascript.
the best video about sass on youtube
I don't wait to watch Brad's tutorial before hitting a like button. Once I set my eyes on his clip, I just hit on like before watching. Trust me, I haven't regretted it for once.
I was thinking that saas will be to complex to understand, but you did it.
Thank you Traversy Media.
Finally I been searching your channel for this. Thanks
Brad thanks for this, I am really enjoying your recent videos. I have a degree in Civil Engineering but I fell in love with programming and have been teaching myself for the last 7ish months. I am starting to make websites for my local businesses here in London. I have picked up view and react so far, I am really starting to love Gatsby for doing freelance projects.
Anyways thanks for your videos, they serve as a nice refresher.
To set the folder path correctly, you can try this
"liveSassCompile.settings.formats": [
{
"format": "expanded",
"savePath": "~/../css/"
}
]
Yeah.
I noticed "format" : "compressed" made my compiled css appear in one line, which doesn't look so nice, I had to change it to "expanded to fix it
If you go *SCSS* you never go _CSS_
I loved this tutorial, just one thing that I learned and it could be convenient for starters is that Sass compile multi-line comments to the css file, so if you have the extended version of the css file you can comment using /* Comment */ and it will keep the comment, at least for me it is useful because I'm pretty new on the tutorials
a Big thank you is never enough to people like brad
the best mentor is definitely you Brad
YASS! Nesting in css makes life so much better.
You are the best!!! I bought ur Udemy course and it's really worth it!!!
Omg dude, you're like the best teacher I ever had. Thank you so much.
Thanks for a great presentation! I’ve used css since the end of the browser wars and it’s great to see how it’s evolved.
I love your content so much and I always wanted to see a Sass crash course from you!
I have always used the indented version. Much quicker. I use SASS with modified SMACSS. Thank you very much for the refresher
That was really amazing. Great Job!.
Thank you very much Brad. You are my favorite teacher. I love every contents you created. I have wrote bad scss codes on my vue.js job but now I learned many useful technique from you. :)
One thing I like to do in regards to responsive design is use media-queries with mixins and the @content tag.
The @content tag is just a placeholder that you can use to insert custom styles inside of a block.
So for example, I would write a mixin for mobile-device resolutions like this:
@mixin mobileWidth() {
@media (max-width: 700px) {
@content;
}
}
And then it can be included anywhere for anything that needs to be responsive, rather than needing to manually add overrides for every single thing in one media query.
Here's an example with a flex-box that becomes a standard block container on mobile resolutions:
.some-container {
display: flex;
@include mobileWidth() {
display: block;
}
}
And it's really easy to extend this by adding more mixins with different resolutions, such as something like "tabletWidth", "desktopWidth", etc.
I've been wanting to learn SASS for a while now but didn't want to take a +20 hours course, I wanted something just straight to the point and clearly explained. Thank you man, amazing crash course as always!
inst this so rushed tho? what did you understand from this lol?
@@tiagomota4734 It's literally a crash course. The point of it IS to be super quick. Some people learn better when they get all the information at once, some learn better from more spread out courses. If you didn't understand it, this style of learning just isn't for you.
Every time your Slack notification sounded, I checked MY Slack.
Everybody loves Brad!!!❤️
That's why we love you you upload every video when we actually need These
Congrats for the 1 million subscriber! You are our hero!
you are my favorite programming guru.
Glad to see Sass course in your channel !
Thanks
Excellent video mate! could you possibly do an updated version some time soon? Thanks heaps!!!
Again, another awesome vid Brad. Very comprehensive with a great and simple example to learn off. Thanks a mil
Short, Simplifed, to the point kind of Crash Course, you deserve Heaven! lol.
As always, your content is just priceless. Shame I can only give one thumbs-up! Keep the oustanding content coming! Much appreciated indeed!
Great video, Brad!
Thank you for the video and all the hard work.
God bless.
Thanks for this. My websites are so out of date. I teach disengaged young people so got a lot of updating which will keep me out of mischief.
My dream is to become a fullstack developer because the subject of programming, logic, and design has become my free time, and your videos are always so much fun to watch. Thank you for being so informative and clear in explainations. I said "no way" out-loud at least 5 times when you showed a functionality of Sass. This will definitely be a useful dev tool in the front-end work! Thank you!
I don't need to watch it to like it, I know you are a killer man. Thank you!!
Beautifully done video Brad, you made it so easy to get up and running with Sass which I'm loving. Thank you!!!
Thank you Brad. I’ll watch it tomorrow, it’s already midnight here 😂
Haha
Here too
Fantastic video! I'm a student web developer, and this was the recommended video by the course (which is run by TAFE Australia!).
Your big picture crash courses are such a great resource. Thanks a lot!
Congratulations on 1 million subscribers, you deserved it. Great tutorial as ussual
Loved this video 🙂 Your style of teaching is amazing with basic easy to use/understand examples :-) Love your 1hour crash courses.. Thank you for being yourself
And this is the things i've been searching right now!! Thank you so much Brad! You are great and awesome :)
Same stuff i watched from another youtuber and those thing goes above my head , your presentation is awesome ❤️
Wow Sass is really going to take things to the next level for me. There's so much that I can learn and do with it. Excited to see how I can implement this with my larger projects. Thanks for the great introduction and explanation to it!
Look forward to this topic from Traversy for a while, thx man.
why don't you celebrate your 1 million subscribers, you deserve it man
I was about to look for SASS video and here it is! 👍
Yipeeeee! Now we can create our own CSS framework. Thank You Mr. Traversy!
the first course video i didn't skiped
Thanks Brad.Helpful as always!
Omg thank you! I always wanted to learn sass! Thanks to you I'm a beginner! I'm going to show of to my friends now!
This was an amazing resource to getting started in Sass.
Thank you so much!
These crash courses are life saving... Thanks Brad ❤
Whole Dev Community loves Brad on youtube.
I know why!
Thanks so much for posting this. I'm having to learn about CSS pre-processors for a class, and this REALLY helped!
sass in 2020 w/o modules is living in like 2000. btw, thanks for this short tutorial on sass. looks so effortless to style web pages!! i could build an entire ecomm app within the time i style 2 pages... i am so damn bad at styling... :(
Really enjoyed learning this!. Thank you for the video.
Brad, just a thank you. Great as always...from one of your students 🙏🏾
Thank you so much Brad. You are super teacher!
the slides was very informative and not boring, great tut !
Wow so cool😍 Brad, we want more!
Thanks for uploading this Brad. Could you give us an idea how you choose colors that complement each other well? Like how you chose the primary and secondary colors in the video. Thanks for all your hard work on these videos. Keep it up!