Just published scoped-style-components for React. Scope styles natively. CSS-in-JS without the runtime!.

Here's a basic working prototype:

There's already wide browser support with just Firefox being an exception. However support should be landing soon:

With this approach, the Style component acts to abstract some boilerplate away:

Looks like native CSS-in-JS is totally possible with CSS scoping! Here's a basic implementation I've been playing around with:

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Prevent module request waterfalls with one simple middleware

RT @tmeasday: Yay! After many months of hard work, we've shipped @storybookjs 6.0! 🎈. Thanks to everyone in the community that has helped i….

Here's a nice pattern to avoid mocking the dependencies of your components in @storybookjs by using React context to pass in container components

RT @jaydenseric: Just published to @npmjs find-unused-exports, a Node.js CLI and equivalent JS API to find unused ECMAScript module exports….

Basically something like:

Perhaps instead of trying to build design tools that generate code or “design” with simplified code, all we really need is a configuration format standard to define primitives like spacing, font sizes, colours, etc that design tools and web applications can both share.

Introducing: 🌌 Mystical. A small CSS-in-JS library that produces atomised styles with a focus on constraint based design principals

RT @jxnblk: I wrote about my years-long journey from OOCSS and utility CSS methodologies in Basscss/Tachyons to CSS-in-JS and Theme UI,….

It's been a minute but I've gone and made a little something for Meteor again! 🥰 #meteorjs @meteorjs.

RT @meteorjs: 📣New blog post: Meteor 1.9 (Node.js 12) and new Roadmaps!.

RT @graphqlmelb: Join us tomorrow night for our first meetup of the year 😊#graphql.

Awesome to see this released!.

RT @meteorjs: Introducing useTracker — React hooks for Meteor!. Thanks @Touvan, Yves Chedemois, and Human!.

We've dusted off the old meetup for 2020! join us on the 29th to find out what's next for Meteor! 🚀 @meteorjs #meteorjs.