Yes you can compile SASS without a server. The compilation step is usually done on your local machine. Typically people will store their SASS files in a source folder in their local project, often named "src", and when they compile their SASS they will output the compiled CSS files to a distribution folder, often called "dist". It is the compiled CSS which you would eventually upload to your web server/static file host.
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Yes you can compile SASS without a server. The compilation step is usually done on your local machine. Typically people will store their SASS files in a source folder in their local project, often named "src", and when they compile their SASS they will output the compiled CSS files to a distribution folder, often called "dist". It is the compiled CSS which you would eventually upload to your web server/static file host.