It is similar to inline styles in how atomic it is but provides responsive classes which adapt to screen sizes.
It also provides predefined defaults for sizes and colors to prevent codebase rot and design inconsistencies.
Allows combining framework classes into nameable classes (requires using their building tool).
As someone who uses scss and know css myself I will not use it but I can see how it can be useful for devs who don’t want to learn css.
I just can’t get over the inefficiency of learning all their styles and typing them as classes feels gross compared to BEM. But I get it.
It is similar to inline styles in how atomic it is but provides responsive classes which adapt to screen sizes.
It also provides predefined defaults for sizes and colors to prevent codebase rot and design inconsistencies.
Allows combining framework classes into nameable classes (requires using their building tool).
As someone who uses scss and know css myself I will not use it but I can see how it can be useful for devs who don’t want to learn css.
I just can’t get over the inefficiency of learning all their styles and typing them as classes feels gross compared to BEM. But I get it.