Natalie Weizenbaum

Sass and Native Nesting

https://sass-lang.com/blog/sass-and-native-nesting

what will happen to Sass’s nesting? First of all, we won’t ever change existing valid Sass code so that it starts emitting CSS that’s incompatible with widely-used browsers. This means that even if we did decide to phase out Sass nesting and just emit plain CSS nesting instead, we wouldn’t do so until 98% of the global browser market share supported native nesting.

• older link:
  The yaml document from hell
• newer link:
  Using :is() in complex selectors selects more than you might initially think

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