CSS-in-JS with near-zero runtime, SSR, multi-variant support, and a best-in-class DX. A project by @WorkOS.
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I go too impatient and in line with my other tweets, i'm rebuilding the react-spring docs with @remix_run & @stitchesjs.
Well, looks like the next project I do will have to give @remix_run a go 👀
And maybe I’ll even finally get round to using @stitchesjs
And if I could deploy to @Cloudflare workers then it’ll be a very good project
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Single and Multi Calendar component built with @stitchesjs and @radix_ui 😍🚀
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i've done UI for the times, instagram, beats by dre, google, nike, warp records, aston martin, o2 and many others
but to help build @radix_ui & @stitchesjs, get them on ppl's radar, create a community and impact the future of UI dev is my prob my biggest achievement 😭
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Finally got around to trying @stitchesjs last night. The API for creating variants is AMAZING. Handles the conditionals beautifully so you can focus on the important stuff.
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Finally gotten around to trying out @stitchesjs for a personal project.
Absolutely blown away by the DX, the API is superior to anything I've used before. Hats off, @Modulz team! 🧢
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When you're styling components in a React app, how important is collocation of styles and JS to you?
25%
Mandatory
37%
Love it
18%
Can live without it
21%
Prefer separate CSS files
320 votes • Final results
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Typography can be one of the trickiest components in a DS. Someone asked about it in our Discord, and since I went to the trouble of putting this suggestion together, I figured I'd post it here, so you too can tell me how wrong I am.
gist.github.com/colmtuite/9b…
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This was a pretty major change in the backend as well, with plenty of migrations:
- Converting most of the code to TS
- Moving from styled-components to @stitchesjs
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Watched how @stitchesjs works and it's kind of mind-blowing how deeply you can customize your styles, apt for building design systems
youtube.com/watch?v=Gw28VgyK…
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Stitches retweeted
finally finished my new personal site (well, for now)
built with react-three-fiber, #threejs, #nextjs and @stitchesjs
try it yourself → bf.wtf
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We've just launched a brand new @radix_ui website, complete with case studies from some awesome companies ✨
radix-ui.com
ALT New Radix website with multiple coloured cards containing Radix components.
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Thank you @peduarte for the incredible talk on @radix_ui at the #nextjsconf today and showing us what a futile effort it is, reinventing the wheel, building a half decent dropdown component. Kudos to you and the rest of the @radix_ui and @stitchesjs team.
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Stitches retweeted
I was excited about @stitchesjs by itself, only to find out @radix_ui is a thing.
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Just created my first @stitchesjs component.
It's a Figma-style stack (/auto-layout) for easier flex box alignment. Can't decide whether it's genius or stupid.
gist.github.com/jckw/880b536…
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I very much like that @stitchesjs and vanilla-extract makes dynamic styles more complex to write. Like 75% of the times I passed a variable to the styled-components, it could have been purely with CSS.
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