Stylex is another one of those tools like Relay where it’s annoying to set up, but very worth it because it scales ~infinitely with your codebase. Very happy to see it getting more adoption 😄
We have a Chrome devtools extension as a beta release.
While it’s great for debugging StyleX it’s also great for atomic styles in general like with Tailwind or PandaCSS
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.@Meta's @stylexjs is a CSS-in-JS solution for large apps. We look at how it compares to Tailwind on code maintainability, scale and atomic CSS. thenewstack.io/stylex-vs-tai…
.@Meta's @stylexjs is a CSS-in-JS solution for large apps. We look at how it compares to Tailwind on code maintainability, scale and atomic CSS. thenewstack.io/stylex-vs-tai…
.@Meta's @stylexjs is a CSS-in-JS solution for large apps. We look at how it compares to Tailwind on code maintainability, scale and atomic CSS. thenewstack.io/stylex-vs-tai…
- we wanted to dogfood our unplugin package
- we wanted to ensure it also worked with RSCs
- we wanted to do cool CSS things
Waku + Fumadocs seemed to let us do all 3. Although we barely use fumadocs features beyond the mdx processing at this point.
Let’s take a look at Meta’s StyleX — their in-house CSS solution built for scalability. We’ll break down what it is, how it works, and why many believe it could outperform Tailwind for larger projects.
StyleX and React Aria work so well together, they really align. My design system uses both. Looking at how Spectrum 2 does styles, it’s very different but has a lot of thematic similarities.
Happy New Year!
An all new stylex website is live, built with waku+fumadocs+stylex
This is within a month after the all new playground with shareable links.
The design takes the excellent foundation provided by fumadocs and takes it in a completely new direction using glass-like elements.
Shout out to @JoshWComeau for the inspiration for reflective elements.
We released v0.17 a week ago and 0.17.1 with many fixes over the weekend.
With the ongoing NPM issues, Our website isn’t updated but there are some notable features, improvements and fixes.
Additionally, we’ve tweaked some of the default configuration options which affects what you’ll see in your dev tools during development, and improved file paths for finding the source of your styles.
And obviously bug fixes.
Try the new version of StyleX with the new features and the new unplugin package with your Vite apps. (Including with RSCs)
And tell us what you think!!
Read the full release notes here:
stylexjs.com/blog/v0.17.1/