Sass is a preprocessor for css. It doesn't inherently change the size of the CSS that comes out in the end, but it does have functions that can lead to drastically different file sizes.
Loops are dangerous, because they create CSS rules iteratively. Loop a large selector and you're bound to bloat your bundle size.
Includes can be tricky too because they obfuscate what they do.
However working with extends can reduce your bundle size, because they promote less repeating code.
Sass is a preprocessor for css. It doesn't inherently change the size of the CSS that comes out in the end, but it does have functions that can lead to drastically different file sizes.
Loops are dangerous, because they create CSS rules iteratively. Loop a large selector and you're bound to bloat your bundle size.
Includes can be tricky too because they obfuscate what they do.
However working with extends can reduce your bundle size, because they promote less repeating code.
So, Should i use it?
I don't know. Would it help you? Then do it.
Oks, I will try for some next projects.