Roy Tomeij is co-founder of 80beans and SliceCraft in Amsterdam (The Netherlands), where he takes care of front-end architecture and business development using an agile approach. He loves front-end meta languages like Haml, Sass & CoffeeScript.
Those who don’t see any use for pre-processors such as Sass often use the “bad code” argumentation. It creates too specific selectors due to nesting, huge sprites and they hate the way Sass enforces an architectural approach that doesn’t work. And it’s all true. If you’re a poor developer. You know, one who would handcraft too specific selectors, 15MB sprites and doesn’t know how to cleanly structure a project.
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