We're big Next.js fans. Since Stitches supports server-side rendering—even for responsive variants—the libraries work well together.
Here's a guide on setting it up 👇
stitches.dev/blog/using-next…
New canary release of @stitchesjs 🎉
yarn add @stitches/react@0.0.3-canary.1
Changelog in our Discord. Join to stay up to date: discord.com/invite/H4eG3Mk
"Strict Mode" landing in @stitchesjs 🔥
What you need to know:
⬩It's `false` by default
⬩When `true`, you're limited to using tokens
⬩Escape hatch is available
Credit to @fgnass for the original idea 💜
PR here the curious minds github.com/modulz/stitches/p…
There are many things I love about @stitchesjs
But if I had to pick one it'd be the first-class Variants API
⬩no need for prop interpolation
⬩can be used responsively
⬩composable
⬩typed
Docs 👉️stitches.dev/docs/variants
Check it!
I'd really like to set up the 'Discussions' feature of @github on the Stitches repo
Does anyone know how?
Otherwise, would people like a @discord server?
github.com/modulz/stitches
I'm playing with @stitchesjs since yesterday and it feels right for a lot of reasons. But I was confused if I should like it or not, since it also ships with a (tiny) runtime.
I spent some time to gather my thoughts and looks like I like Stitches in the current gen of web dev.
There we go, had to force myself to go live, but now that the event is created, there's no going back, 3pm EST !
youtube.com/watch?v=hnwsyAoa…
for some @stitchesjs exploration. Coming in fresh, no prior experience with it and eager to see how well it promotes proper styling DX.
I still can't believe it, but Stitches if officially live 🚀
The CSS-in-JS library I've always wanted can now be used by you.
⬩ Fast
⬩ Tokens
⬩ Themes
⬩ Variants
⬩ Customisable
stitches.dev/docs
The @stitchesjs repository now has:
⬩ Contributing guidelines
⬩ Code of Conduct
⬩ Issue templates
Ways to contribute:
⬩Use it - get started here stitches.dev/docs
⬩Raise issues
⬩Ask questions (this helps improve docs)
⬩Submit a PR that closes an issue