> The biggest drawback is that there's no client side evaluation like less.js.
I've seen less.js make its way into live sites enough times that this almost counts as a positive for Sass for me.
I've seen less.js make its way into live sites enough times that this almost counts as a positive for Sass for me.
For beginners/designers to the whole precompiling CSS scene, setting up Ruby for the SASS/Compass toolchain could possibly be daunting. Although there are nice GUI alternatives: http://mac.appstorm.net/roundups/internet-roundup/5-mac-apps...
However I agree with other comments that it seems there are more tools/frameworks built on SASS (with Compass), that make it more appealing to me.