Learning LESS (Video 15)

The video tutorial introduces the concept of mixins, a tool used in development to save time and avoid code repetition. It guides viewers through identifying code suitable for conversion into a mixin, creating a mixin with arguments, and using it in a LESS file. The tutorial also touches on browser compatibility issues, specifically with Opera and Microsoft, and concludes with a brief mention of the next topic, 'extends'.

Explain the process of creating a mixin as described in the video.

What are the arguments used in the mixin example provided?

Discuss the significance of not including certain prefixes in the mixin.

What are mixins and how can they help in code development?

What will be covered in the next video regarding extending base rules?