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In this video, we'll learn how to use SMACSS to divide our project's code into smaller, more organized chunks.
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It's not a framework, so don't think of it
as that.
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It's more of a style guide for organizing
our code.
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So here, we're just going to cover the
categorization of rules in SMACSS, but
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if you wanna learn more about SMACSS, you
can check out smacss.com.
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So SMACSS is a perfect organization method
when working with Sass.
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Since we're able to use partials to split
up
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our code within the five categories we
discussed earlier.
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So far we've been doing a pretty nice job
of keeping our code organized with partial
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files, but let's see how we can break
things down into smaller,
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