Using Stitches CSS in JS to Improve on Tailwind CSS
May 18, 2020, 4 a.m. (4 years, 8 months ago)
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On this episode, we talk to Christian Alfoni & Fabrice Weinberg about their brand new Tailwind CSS inspired CSS in JS baby, Stitches!
Christian & Fabrice talk about the advantages that CSS in JS offers, allowing you to get automatic Critical CSS, have narrowly scoped styles, and skip the Purge CSS step found in more traditional approaches.
We discuss how they decided to abandon their Classy UI project in favor of Stitches, and how this new TypeScript-driven approach to design system tokens allows them to deliver the developer experience in spades.
- stitches
- Stitches Documentation
- Stitches GitHub
- Classy UI
- Decoupling Your HTML, CSS, and JavaScript
- Tailwind CSS
- Max Stoiber
- Styled Components
- System UI
- Thinkmill
- Using Tailwind CSS with Gatsby, React & Emotion Styled Components
- CSS in JS, an Emotional Topic!
- Modern Design Systems, Tooling, and Tokens
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