Embrace the classless styling approach for better maintainability and readability (5 min)
Hi Petar,
Thanks for this article !
Why not evaluate Panda-CSS ?
It's a combination between CSS-in-JS and "css utility first framework" like tailwind-css.
https://panda-css.com/
To be honest, it's on my todo list but still haven't managed to play around with it. Thank you for the suggestion, I'll prioritize looking into it.
I always learn something new from these comparisons, Petar. Keep them coming.
Thanks for the shoutout!
Nice one, Petar!
It doesn't matter using one approach or another, as long as the entire team is aligned and everyone becomes productive using it
Thanks also for the mention!
Consistency and alignment across the project is a must-have. 🙌
Great article comparing the different solutions, Petar. I'm personally a CSS modules guy myself, but I get the appeal of the others too.
Thanks as well for the article shout-out!
I'm currently using CSS Modules, but... 🤷♂️😅 I see however why some colleagues like it and I'm following this approach. At the end of the day, it's more important to be consistent.
Thank you, Jordan!
Great tips! Love this
Hi Petar,
Thanks for this article !
Why not evaluate Panda-CSS ?
It's a combination between CSS-in-JS and "css utility first framework" like tailwind-css.
https://panda-css.com/
To be honest, it's on my todo list but still haven't managed to play around with it. Thank you for the suggestion, I'll prioritize looking into it.
I always learn something new from these comparisons, Petar. Keep them coming.
Thanks for the shoutout!
Nice one, Petar!
It doesn't matter using one approach or another, as long as the entire team is aligned and everyone becomes productive using it
Thanks also for the mention!
Consistency and alignment across the project is a must-have. 🙌
Great article comparing the different solutions, Petar. I'm personally a CSS modules guy myself, but I get the appeal of the others too.
Thanks as well for the article shout-out!
I'm currently using CSS Modules, but... 🤷♂️😅 I see however why some colleagues like it and I'm following this approach. At the end of the day, it's more important to be consistent.
Thank you, Jordan!
Great tips! Love this