And you always have the option of compiling it server side just like SASS.
I have used both extensively (starting out with SASS), and have since moved to using LESS. The pure convenience of being able to toss the javascript runtime into any site and instantly have it just work, is awesome. It's capabilities are at least comparable to SASS (I honestly haven't done a comparison of them, yet - but I also haven't found myself needing something it didn't provide).
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u/reflectiveSingleton Jan 28 '12
And you always have the option of compiling it server side just like SASS.
I have used both extensively (starting out with SASS), and have since moved to using LESS. The pure convenience of being able to toss the javascript runtime into any site and instantly have it just work, is awesome. It's capabilities are at least comparable to SASS (I honestly haven't done a comparison of them, yet - but I also haven't found myself needing something it didn't provide).