The discussion revolves around SCSS and its relevance compared to modern CSS. Although SCSS once provided features such as nesting and custom variables, these functionalities have been integrated into CSS itself. The article illustrates the use of both SCSS and CSS by showing how SCSS can be compiled into standard CSS with necessary browser prefixes. Despite the advancements in CSS, the author notes the occasional utility of SCSS for specific scenarios, like managing breakpoints in media queries.
Actually what I am typing in is just basically CSS these days. Back in the day SCSS gave you key additional options like nesting and custom variables, but these are now built in to CSS.
Using this in SCSS it will be compiled to an un-nested version and add any browser specific prefixes that might be needed.
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