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If you want to know more about this module, I remind you that we have a course dedicated to its use because by knowing its potential up close you will understand for yourself how useful it is to use it together with the grids for the creation of your elements.

CSS Edit Groups –css-edit-groups
As much as I am a big fan of breaking down our CSS, I have to admit that quite often I find myself writing CSS that is thousands of lines long and despite trying to leave helpful comments I get very frustrated because navigating these large stylesheets is never easy.

With the CSS Edit Groups package instead, using simple comments, I can quickly navigate my code and jump from one portion of the stylesheet to another. There is not much to say about it, it must be tried!

Linter CSSLint –linter-csslint
Last but not least, the Linter package that allows us to use csslint dominican republic whatsapp resource to make sure we have written correct CSS code.


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Sass
If you thought: “A section dedicated to Sass? CSS wasn’t enough?” . I confess that it is a doubt that crossed my mind too, but I must say that I consider the Sass language a separate resource and rich in packages for Atom. So to avoid creating too much confusion here is the dedicated section.

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As a Sass developer you should know that inside it we can use the SCSS syntax which is incredibly similar to classic style sheets and therefore very intuitive for all FrontEnd developers. The following packages that I have selected are mainly aimed at this type of syntax, but if you know of others do not hesitate to let us know by commenting on this article. Thanks to your contribution we could further improve this article!