I'm afraid you misunderstood my question. I didn't ask if we should use "vanilla css" vs "css-in-js". I was talking only about CSS-in-JS approach, but within two techniques: Using a "css prop" or "styled module".
Regardless of that, thank you for your perspective. I pretty much agree with and you are saying :)
I don't agree with that at all, react is excellent for static sites as well. Especially when using a framework like Gatsby or nextJS.
Frameworks has gotten a bad rep when it comes to performance, mostly because of performance and bloated bundles, but neither is because if the framework.
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I'm afraid you misunderstood my question. I didn't ask if we should use "vanilla css" vs "css-in-js". I was talking only about CSS-in-JS approach, but within two techniques: Using a "css prop" or "styled module".
Regardless of that, thank you for your perspective. I pretty much agree with and you are saying :)
I don't agree with that at all, react is excellent for static sites as well. Especially when using a framework like Gatsby or nextJS.
Frameworks has gotten a bad rep when it comes to performance, mostly because of performance and bloated bundles, but neither is because if the framework.