I don't think so, i can't comment about those cause i neve used them only heard about them, but i could say in my opinion that it will be always better than writing clean css...
So, you didn't use any pre- or postproccessor except SASS and decided to write an article, giving everybody opinionated advice regarding switching to SASS. I think you should invest more efforts into building prior knowledge before writing an article or tutorial. Otherwise, the value of the article is close to zero. Sorry.
If you read carefully the title i didn't say the best pre-processor but it was about why people should switch from css to sass; I said that i haven't used them but that doesn't mean that i haven't read about them. Everyone do his research but that doesn't mean that you have to use 300 things before you talk about one in particular.
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How about Less, Stylus, PostCSS or Styled Components? Should we also abandon them?
I don't think so, i can't comment about those cause i neve used them only heard about them, but i could say in my opinion that it will be always better than writing clean css...
So, you didn't use any pre- or postproccessor except SASS and decided to write an article, giving everybody opinionated advice regarding switching to SASS. I think you should invest more efforts into building prior knowledge before writing an article or tutorial. Otherwise, the value of the article is close to zero. Sorry.
If you read carefully the title i didn't say the best pre-processor but it was about why people should switch from css to sass; I said that i haven't used them but that doesn't mean that i haven't read about them. Everyone do his research but that doesn't mean that you have to use 300 things before you talk about one in particular.