4 CSS Preprocessors for Your Web Development
July 10, 2017 0 comments
4 CSS Preprocessors for Your Web Development
A big advantage of a CSS pre-processor is the value you can add to your client during the web development project. :
As a mature, highly stable, dynamic, and powerful CSS extension, Sass plays a significant role in web development projects. You can work with all the CSS libraries as Sass is compatible with every CSS version.
2. Less
Apart from its powerful interface, Less comes with a stunning feature. The preprocessor is compatible as well as backward-compatible with CSS. Quite naturally, web developers won’t find it difficult to learn ‘Less’ and can always fall back on Vanilla CSS for reference. The fact that differentiates ‘Less’ from the rest of the preprocessors is the presence of unique features. Since it makes CSS more extendable, themeable, and maintainable by integrating features that allow functions, mixins, and variables, ‘Less’ is one of the most popular CSS extensions used by numerous web developers. Installing ‘Less’ is a cakewalk and you can do it quite easily.
The preprocessor supports both – regular CSS development style along with indented syntax, and that is what makes it special! You just need Node.Js to install Stylus. Yes, it’s that easy! It is clean, minimal syntax makes coding a breeze. Its own coding framework, Nib provides developers access for crossing browser support mixins for Stylus.
Inspired by standards and equipped with a range of powerful features, Crush is a unique aid for web development. The preprocessor comes with auto-prefixing features which help you make the most of the CSS platform. From properties, functions, rules, and vendor prefixes, every component undergoes an auto-generation process. That ensures three crucial benefits for web developers. Firstly, they can achieve clean coding. Secondly, they can achieve cross-browser support, and thirdly, code maintenance becomes easier than ever! So, it’s high time to have a crush on ‘Crush’!
These preprocessors will prepare the ground for a successful web development project for you.
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