Style your website faster with Stylify CSS🚀
Use CSS-like selectors to get optimized utility-first CSS
💎 No framework to study
💡Less time spent in docs
🧰 Mangled & extremely small CSS
🔗 Components, Variables, Customization
🔁 Define shorter macros like p-2
✨No purge needed
Style your website faster with Stylify CSS🚀
Use CSS-like selectors to get optimized utility-first CSS
💎 No framework to study
💡Less time spent in docs
🧰 Mangled & extremely small CSS
🔗 Components, Variables, Customization
🔁 Define shorter macros like p-2
✨No purge needed
After a year of development, we have launched on @ProductHunt
Stylify CSS uses CSS-like selectors to generate optimized, utility-first CSS 💎.
If you like Stylify CSS, we will be happy for any feedback❤️
producthunt.com/posts/stylif…#css#javascript#webdev
1)🔥Stylify is going to get a new feature in next release. One of them are dynamic custom selectors written in template like "header > nav a" or "div + div"
It's not that "cool" because you can do that in pure CSS easily.
Stylify however optimizes the size significantly
#css
In case you use React and Next and are looking for an alternative or something more "HTML friendly", you seriuously should check out the @remix_run
🚀 Easy setup
🚀 Configuration and usage seem to me more intuitive
🚀 The pages are faster and smaller
#css#javascript#webdesign
If you like #ReactJS and want to try something new and maybe get a faster page, @QwikDev is a good choice
💎 The pages are smaller then in Next.js
💎 It generates custom server entrypoint - for example for Express
💎 CSS can used without module
#webdevelopment#web3#coding
💎 There is not much to study. If you know #reactjs a bit, and CSS, you just code
💎 The CSS can be generated for each page separately. It can be loaded using Qwik useStyles function (by Qwik)
💎 CSS like selectors in markup are mangled in production (by Stylify)
#css#webdev