<p>As I go back to the basics and learn vanilla CSS, I am increasingly leaning toward favoring sorting by declaration (grouping selectors) instead of using CSS/Sass variables. In another word, I find fewer reasons to use Sass because it might get in the way of achieving the &quot;declare only once&quot; principle that I recently discovered. I also find the idea of not needing Sass by merely getting into a good habit of sorting/grouping rather compelling.  </p>
<p>Am I going toward the right direction here, or am I missing something I haven&#39;t considered? </p>


As I go back to the basics and learn vanilla CSS, I am increasingly leaning toward favoring sorting by declaration (grouping selectors) instead of using CSS/Sass variables. In another word, I find fewer reasons to use Sass because it might get in the way of achieving the "declare only once" principle that I recently discovered. I also find the idea of not needing Sass by merely getting into a good habit of sorting/grouping rather compelling.  

Am I going toward the right direction here, or am I missing something I haven't considered? 

CSS/Sass variables vs. sorting by declaration (grouping selectors)?

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