Pro tip for @stitchesjs 🧠
Add a `motionSafe` breakpoint to avoid playing transitions/animations to users who've requested not to see them
(borrowed this one from @tailwindcss)
I'm doing a migration right now from styled-components to stitches, and the DX is so much nicer IMO.
The big thing for me is that variants is a first-class feature: stitches.dev/docs/variants
Really interested to move from Emotion to @stitchesjs especially for performance reasons
I've been reading stitches.dev/blog/migrating-… that showcases some very encouraging stats
Has anyone done this migration on their end and has witnessed significant gains?
Gave a micro-talk today at our engineering demo day. Of course I chose @stitchesjs. Showed the amazing DX with autocompletion of tokens with typescript, flexibility of (compound) variants. Built an intentionally over engineered <Progress /> component on the fly, minds = blown.
Bom dia Brasil 🇧🇷 Normalmente nao escrevo em Português, mas:
Semana passada tive a oportunidade de apresentar @stitchesjs e @radix_ui pela primeira vez no nosso idioma, graças a @desenvolvweb 🙏
Assista aqui ↣ youtu.be/c_hrvOaZRNo
Personal update: today I started a contract role at @MonographHQ 🥳
Can't wait to go to work doing what I love most; building tasty UIs with @stitchesjs, @radix_ui and Next.js
Conversamos com @peduarte, criador do Stitches e Radix, e é justamente sobre como usar essas ferramentas que esse bate-papo rolou e vai te mostrar muita coisa nova e de MUITA QUALIDADE no mundo do front-end sobre Design Systems e componentes acessíveis!
youtu.be/c_hrvOaZRNo
@stitchesjs is the most refreshing approach to css styling in React I've seen in a long time.
Rewriting the next version of @hera_hq with it and having tokens as first-class citizens is mind blowing 🤯
Also, @radix_ui color palette is saving me hours of trying to be a designer