Jackie Balzer shares eight essential sites and books that will help you polish your programming skills.
There are a wealth of resources available to help you take your Sass skills to the next level. The official Sass website itself, sass-lang.com, is very thorough and has tons of examples.
Beyond that, here are eight top sites and books to explore:
CodePen is a JavaScript, HTML and CSS code editor that packs an instant preview. It also also works in a browser which means, in an instant, you can test and admire share your creations. CodePen is also a great place to practice your Sass, peruse other coders and share your work!
Despite its name, CSS Tricks - created and maintained by Chris Coyier - is also a great place to learn about Sass. It's also well worth checking out the site's Shop Talk podcast for design and development news.
The Sass Way is a great site. It contains tons of excellent user-submitted articles covering everything you'd ever want to know about or do with Sass. The site uses an open publishing model and relies on contributions from the community.
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Sass for Web Designers is a book by Dan Cederholm covering everything from Sass basics to advanced techniques. The paperback book costs $18 (plus shipping), and the ebook costs just $9.