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Did you know that:
there is around 694 CSS properties you can use to style your website: Chrome, Mozila, Opera, Safari and Edge đ€Ż.
@stylifycss can use them all in the latest 0.6.2 đ.
github.com/stylify/packages/âŠ#css#html#code
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CSS background-clip:text tipđ
If you plan to use background-clip, then it must be set after the background-color. Otherwise it won't work. In this particular case, the order of properties is important.
Took me a while to debug it in @stylifycss.
#css#html#javascript#ui
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"But these tools have a reason to exists."
"Nah, you can handle the reactivity and contextual escaping of variables on your own. It's just, months of work and a lot of lost hair." đ
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The best to explain this to other devs is, that removing Talwind or @stylifycss is like if you remove @laravelphp, @symfony, @vuejs or @reactjs from the project, grab popcorn and then just sit and watch to see their pain while coding and optimizing everything from scratchđ
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It's hard to explain how useful Utility-First CSS is to someone, who work on small blog and never even tried them
I mean, pure CSS is always the best/most future-proof choice, but working with utility libraries like Tailwind or @stylifycss even on a blog can be a huge relief
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Macros, components, helpers now receive compiler instance as the this object. It simplifies the usage of configured helpers, variables and others
#stylifycss#code#css#html#javascript
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Stylify 0.6 has just been released đ
đ stylifycss.com/en/docs/get-sâŠ
â CSS variables enabled by default
â Easier and united configuration for utilities, components, and custom selectors
â Perf improvements
â More intuitive mangling configuration
#stylifycss#code#javascript
Bundling production build for @stylifycss monorepo:
đ„ @oven_sh => 0.4-0.8 s
Node.js => 28-30 s
Build and watch works fine with (using ESbuild).
Seems only Jest has some problems because of some async operations.
#stylifycss#bunjs#css#code#javascript#webdev
Are you looking for a CSS framework to learn during #100DaysOfCode? The one without much studying?
đCheck out stylifycss.com
â Zero learning curve
â CSS-like selectors, no shortcuts, stay with CSS
â Less switching between HTML&CSS files
â Extremely small output
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