Why would you still go with SASS instead of the other styling approaches (which are probably more popular than SASS, for React projects)? Yeah and none of these technologies are necessary, you'd just pick the ones that make sense on a project by project basis ...
Some technologies are actually absolutely necessary, and I would expect to find those that I mentioned in 90% of react projects. Regarding SASS, I consider you don't need styled components to resolve CSS class conflicts, SASS is much lighter and code is easier to maintain.
What do you mean by "SASS is 'lighter'", you mean in terms of Kb's/bundle size it generates? Regarding "easier to maintain", I think that the Styled Components fans will disagree.
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Why would you still go with SASS instead of the other styling approaches (which are probably more popular than SASS, for React projects)? Yeah and none of these technologies are necessary, you'd just pick the ones that make sense on a project by project basis ...
Some technologies are actually absolutely necessary, and I would expect to find those that I mentioned in 90% of react projects. Regarding SASS, I consider you don't need styled components to resolve CSS class conflicts, SASS is much lighter and code is easier to maintain.
What do you mean by "SASS is 'lighter'", you mean in terms of Kb's/bundle size it generates? Regarding "easier to maintain", I think that the Styled Components fans will disagree.