If you’re planning to migrate your Vue 2 project to Vue 3, you might run into some frustrating issues if your styles are written in SASS (the indented syntax).
These problems can slow down your migration and cause unexpected bugs.
The good news? Many of these headaches can be avoided by converting your SASS code to SCSS. SCSS is more widely supported, easier to maintain, and integrates better with modern tools.
For example, SCSS eliminates syntax errors that can break your build and makes it easier to use new features like @use and @forward.
But there’s an even better solution: switch to Tailwind CSS. Tailwind is a utility-first CSS framework that’s much easier to work with.
It’s fully compatible with Vue 3, reduces the need for custom styles, and can significantly speed up your development process. Plus, Tailwind’s approach to styling makes your codebase cleaner and more scalable.
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