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fade out babel, sass, rxjs and postcss

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title: "Sass"
ring: hold
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Since the heydays of Sass, the requirements for styling solutions have changed.
With modern solutions like [CSS-in-JS](/methods-and-patterns/css-in-js.html), [Tailwind](/languages-and-frameworks/tailwindcss.html) or [PostCSS](/tools/postcss.html), you get scoped css out of the box and can get rid of the manual and therefore error-prone BEM methodology.
Furthermore, mapping class names to elements is no longer necessary.
In general the modern solutions bring a better and more robust developer experience. Therefore we put Sass on hold.