On: How it feels to learn JavaScript in 2016

[jrochkind1]

Sass is awesome, and one of the few pieces of the 'compilation toolchain hell' I _don't_ hate.

But you ideally shouldn't have your CSS build product in the repo if you're using SASS. That would avoid the confusion of editing the wrong file (the compiled output artifact, which ought not to be in the repo).

[sopooneo → jrochkind1]

I read this as the CSS was live edited on a production server.

[extra88 → jrochkind1]

If there are other things to build for production, sure, throw SASS in too but if not, it's not worth it just to keep your repo "pure."