The [New] State of CSS in Angular

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A new Angular blog post/announcement has been posted!

It’s been a few years since we last covered CSS on this blog — and a lot has happened since then!

In this post, we’ll take a look at new web features that impact how we define styling in our Angular applications.

Using @use instead of @import

In 2019, Sass introduced a new module system, including a migration from @import to @use. By switching to @use syntax, we can more easily determine what CSS is unused, and reduce the size of the compiled CSS output. This makes it impossible to inadvertently pull in transitive dependencies. Each module is included only once no matter how many times those styles are loaded.

Angular Material v12 included a...

Get the full details here: The [New] State of CSS in Angular | by Emma Twersky | Nov, 2021 | Angular Blog

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