Really, Sass? Poor judgment for a styling tool

@jespersh That. Unless you specify something as a colour alias, it will rightfully be treated as a string.

@hitko "rightfully" is kind of debatable for a tool whose 99% use case is outputting files for use in a software where named colors are natively understood (browser)

@webketje I can see your point, but I'd argue that the whole point of sass is to add functionality plain css doesn't have, with explicit strings being a part of it. I find this quite useful, since it throws errors if you unintentionally misplace variables. E.g. I want background to be red for now, but in the future I want to be able to change it for an image, so I want to make sure I don't accidentally use that variable somewhere image url wouldn't work.