I like this one:
"The world of CSS architecture has changed a lot over the years(BEM, OOCSS, styled APIs, theme-ui etc.), but @stitchesjs does that weird thing of solving problems I didn't realise I had"
Thanks @lewisflude 💙
wow, submenus have been a huge team effort these past weeks on @radix_ui and we're almost there. It's strange to feel this excited about something seemingly so simple (it's bloody not tho haha)
Hi 👋 I've been working on a RN version of Stitches here: github.com/Temzasse/stitches…
It's still a work-in-progress but I got variants, compoundVariants, css prop, utils, theming, and responsive values working to some extent.
The TS types are pretty much bork at the moment tho...
The more I learn about @radix_ui and @stitchesjs, the more impressed I am. These projects look so good for building robust designs in React.
It would be a game changer for these to land with @expo / @reactnative support 👀
Those of you working at a company/agency/studio: are you using an off-the-shelf component lib (MaterialUI, Chakra, Bootstrap, Ant etc.) for your customer-facing products?
Just published an article about the API decisions I've made for the most commonly used layout component: flexbox, using @stitchesjs of course
dev.to/lexswed/creating-api-…