Good observation in Bytes:
… new CSS-in-JS libraries are popping up like it’s 2017 all over again.
Panda came out last summer, Meta open-sourced StyleX in December, Material UI released PigmentCSS last month, and Restyle just launched a few weeks ago.
It’s likely that server-side rendering screwed up the original “batch” of these tools. That, and, ya know, just using CSS is often workable.
React is the web's most popular framework, always topping the charts for JavaScript developers awareness, interest, and satisfaction. We have a huge course on next-level React learning covering hooks in depth, CSS-in-JS with Tailwind, code splitting, SSR, TypeScript, and more. So popular it's now been updated to a third edition!
Did you know? Frontend Masters Donates to open source projects. $313,806 contributed to date.