#100daysofcode Day 48
After this week, I intend to take a break from learning and give more time to building projects with the stacks I've learned so far. Just theoretical learning is insufficient but needs practical backup.
This is the third day of working with Sass(scss) and no doubt, it has made me understand such frameworks as bootstrap better. The most exciting part is that the extension, live sass, keeps a record of your workings and the vs code terminal helps me see my errors and correct them immediately. Quite similar to the nodemon npm package.
So far, I have learnt Variables, partials & imports, project structure, Rules of nesting, Use of Sass maths, Mapping, looping, conditionals, parent selectors, Mixins, functions, utilities, media queries(breakpoints) and grid systems(using flex).
After this week, I intend to take a break from learning and give more time to building projects with the stacks I've learned so far. Just theoretical learning is insufficient but needs practical backup.
This is the third day of working with Sass(scss) and no doubt, it has made me understand such frameworks as bootstrap better. The most exciting part is that the extension, live sass, keeps a record of your workings and the vs code terminal helps me see my errors and correct them immediately. Quite similar to the nodemon npm package.
So far, I have learnt Variables, partials & imports, project structure, Rules of nesting, Use of Sass maths, Mapping, looping, conditionals, parent selectors, Mixins, functions, utilities, media queries(breakpoints) and grid systems(using flex).
