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@@ -15,7 +15,7 @@ This is the 16th part of my series _Introduction to Gulp.js_. Today, I will show
I use Sass and SCSS now for a long time, started with _Compass_, moved to _Ruby Sass_ and wanted to move to _libSass_, but dependencies on my beloved Gems held me back.
There are numerous Preprocessors, Libraries, and Frameworks, which extend CSS. And a lot of them do good work and I didn’t want to miss variables, nesting, or mixins. But Ruby Sass and Compass in particular are **slooooooooow**because Ruby is slow. Compiling my website’s styles took 7-8 seconds, but I know of projects where one change will trigger a recompile, which takes **more than a minute**!
There are numerous Preprocessors, Libraries, and Frameworks, which extend CSS. And a lot of them do good work and I didn’t want to miss variables, nesting, or mixins. But Ruby Sass and Compass in particular are **slooooooooow** because Ruby is slow. Compiling my website’s styles took 7-8 seconds, but I know of projects where one change will trigger a recompile, which takes **more than a minute**!
## What is PostCSS, and why should I use it?