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Most of the desire to use interpolation on mixins/functions stems from the fact that they are not first-class entities (ie. they can't be passed as arguments to other mixins/functions). If...

@chriseppstein Unless the user is _really_ confused, I highly doubt anyone is going to believe that `@include` can be used on anything other than a mixin. Other languages seem to...

> Sometimes it acts like extend and sometimes it acts like include. Newcomers to Sass don't understand the difference or why it matters. > The most important aspect of @extend...

@ezekg All you've managed to do there is make something Sass can compile, but it doesn't work at all when you try and apply it to the HTML. ``` css...

First class functions and mixins are vastly more useful than lambdas (anonymous functions). Consider the following Haskell code: ``` haskell a = map (\ a -> a * 2 )...

@mcgoooo Why do you think there is some magical impending death of IE8 on the horizon? Windows XP is still the 2nd most popular OS right now and it cannot...

Whether or not your target market supports calc is not the only consideration that needs to be made here. There are places where calc is explicitly forbidden according to the...

This does not seem to be consistent with how placeholder behaves under any other circumstance. I do not see why anyone else would believe that a selector that contains a...

Selectors aren't strings. They're lists of lists. If you want to remove or capture part of a selector, you use a loop. ``` .foo .bar, .one .two { @each $sel...

@yairEO You don't need quotes here, you need parentheses. ``` scss $typography : ( font-family : (Roboto, Arial, sans-serif), base-font-size : 14px ); ```