@rudeKiNG013
Back to css module + css variables (inho this will always be viable)
@engine_man
But you can use styled components on server side components. You can extract the relevant stylesheets to plain old css and then pre-render that on build time or on request to server.
@EnricoAnsaloni
Personally I always used a combination of CSS modules and SCSS, it's locally scoped and the styles stay in their CSS files, no JS runtime serialization needed. I don't see any reason to move from this
@Salehalanazi-7
What about conditionals and states. This just went imperative again...
@statuschannel8572
just use css modules or Tailwind v4
@nisem0no
I'll be trying Panda, Linaria and Stylex again soon. I'm not a big Tailwind fan.
@erikslorenz
The main benefit for me was doing styling in react components since react made a ui library that can't style. Then react did server components so now are forced to use tailwind to style react. So dumb lol. Although I believe scoped styles are now in Apple browsers (who cares about firefox) so that might be a good move forward for scoped component styles.
@aberba
Next-yak is styled-components literally and works with RSC. Built in rust. Not going anywhere
@Anas_Alaqeel
Now we can write plain css in the jsx by utilizing <style>… finally I can write each component styles in the component itself in normal css
@RiadDZz
React be like lol, Glad am using Vue
@andyandmarcuss
such a great video bro!
@AugerHybrid
Is Emotion still viable or did it die along Styled components? If so what will be the easiest alternative to jump into from this background?
@BeeBeeEight
Linaria (zero runtime) and vanilla extract (type safety) look promising, the rest, meh. But tbh there really is no perfect CSS solution so maybe CSS itself is the problem.
@jon1867
I will say, there's still usecases for something that functions exactly like styled components. It's not what I'd choose for "My apps styling framework" but for example I've been working on a dynamic menu builder for two years and styled-components is the easiest way to express extremely dynamic styles, there may be a way to do this in tailwind moving forward though now with some of the new changes in v4.... It's going to be a massive PITA to refactor though
@zakidz6716
so when i want to relearn web development again and i was about to use styled components i found that it is dead i hate tailwind or almost any frameword that use ready classes and styles i like to write my own css i think i will search about Linaria and see if it suits me or not
@jeremytenjo
MUI’s SX prop as is the best of both worlds.
@AgentZeroNine1
Here i am, using the browser's native CSS Module Scripts API alongside JS based Web Components and HTML based (Declarative) Web Components, looking at the React hell scape from my window ☕
@KangJangkrik
Good luck for anyone using MaterialUI
@loquek
PANDA CSS for the love of god PANDA CSS I may have written this before watching the video :P
@yorailevi6747