Years ago it felt #CSS in #Javascript solutions are somehow beneficial.
Used #JSS, #StyledComponents and some other.
Nice idea, but actually I don’t see any benefit anymore.

Now I migrate to CSS modules again and I try to always look for CSS alternatives to JS workarounds.

I'm in love with #deno, #fresh and #preact. The only thing is I don't really like #twind, not a fan of css classes. I prefer #styledcomponents or #cssmodules, but it's ok. We'll handle it...

I did a little experiment of using styled-components with native CSS features to increase performance.

Also wrote a blog post about how it went.

https://ondrejsevcik.com/blog/improving-styled-components-performance

#performance #web #styledcomponents #css

I have used vanilla #CSS, #Bootstrap, #styledComponents in the past.

I am looking for a balance of dev productivity & performance, what would you suggest is your preferred choice.

#poll
#polls
#webdev
#frontend
#ui

@jaredwhite @dzajew I have used #styledComponents for years due to developer productivity, however performance is an issue there.

I was actually trying to steer towards #tailWind purely for performance reasons, I also find it difficult to deal with as I am new to it...

Please provide what were your reasons for switching away from it.

How much luck do you need to get some hashed #styledcomponents class name that contains regular vocabulary? For the non-german ppl: https://www.linguee.com/german-english/translation/geil.html