There are allot of new css-in-js libraries each with there own syntacts, that for instance make certain things, like animations, structuring react apos and theming (especially for light-dark mode) easier.Without knowing css really well you won't be able to pick up the new better ones. Great css-in-js souloutions that I at least know: emotionjs, theme-ui (from the creators of gatsbyjs - my fav), glamorous, and of course styled components.
emotionjs, theme-ui (from the creators of gatsbyjs - my fav), glamorous, and of course styled components.
I will definitely look into these and consider whether they can be a better substitute for styled-components. Kudos for chipping in :)
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There are allot of new css-in-js libraries each with there own syntacts, that for instance make certain things, like animations, structuring react apos and theming (especially for light-dark mode) easier.Without knowing css really well you won't be able to pick up the new better ones. Great css-in-js souloutions that I at least know: emotionjs, theme-ui (from the creators of gatsbyjs - my fav), glamorous, and of course styled components.
Thank you for the feedback kheaganeckley!
emotionjs, theme-ui (from the creators of gatsbyjs - my fav), glamorous, and of course styled components.I will definitely look into these and consider whether they can be a better substitute for styled-components. Kudos for chipping in :)