Hey Phil, really good article! Loved the personal touch to it. Can I suggest the next package? 🙂 It's called goobergithub.com/cristianbote/goober. Yeah I know, I'm biased 🎉
But my intention is to offer a lightweight solution to a pattern that gives you so much freedom in terms of styling. The web it's large, and one should be careful whenever it builds something, to make sure that whatever you are sending down the wire is small and powerful.
That's goober in a nutshell. A css-in-jss solution in less than 1KB.
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Thanks a lot! I'm glad you enjoyed the article, I try to give the majority of my posts some personal touches.
I will definitely be checking out goober and consider it for the next post! :D
Brilliant job on the 339 github stars and after checking out the docs it looks awesome! (1KB + styled API sounds incredible).
Honestly, this is one of the things I was really hoping for doing this series was to find other solutions that may be newer, less popular, or hidden under the popular go-to solutions.
Thanks for the comment and the recommendation!
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Hey Phil, really good article! Loved the personal touch to it. Can I suggest the next package? 🙂 It's called
goobergithub.com/cristianbote/goober. Yeah I know, I'm biased 🎉But my intention is to offer a lightweight solution to a pattern that gives you so much freedom in terms of styling. The web it's large, and one should be careful whenever it builds something, to make sure that whatever you are sending down the wire is small and powerful.
That's goober in a nutshell. A css-in-jss solution in less than 1KB.
Really curious what your thoughts are.
Cheers!
Hey Cristian,
Thanks a lot! I'm glad you enjoyed the article, I try to give the majority of my posts some personal touches.
I will definitely be checking out goober and consider it for the next post! :D
Brilliant job on the 339 github stars and after checking out the docs it looks awesome! (1KB + styled API sounds incredible).
Honestly, this is one of the things I was really hoping for doing this series was to find other solutions that may be newer, less popular, or hidden under the popular go-to solutions.
Thanks for the comment and the recommendation!