CSS is getting really good at describing reactive, context-aware layouts. New stuff like :is(), :where() and :has(), as well as cascade layers solve scoping across components. Container Queries solve compenent-scope layouting. Auto-fill and masonry grids provide layouting algorithms. There's a spec for full-on if/else. We have variables. Is described some of that in my post about it: dev.to/iamschulz/writing-logic-in-...
I hope we can overcome the current trend of utility-first css. That approach really limits the possibilities of those new features.
Being a pessimist though, I see more tailwind and CSS-inJS.
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CSS is getting really good at describing reactive, context-aware layouts. New stuff like
:is(),:where()and:has(), as well as cascade layers solve scoping across components. Container Queries solve compenent-scope layouting. Auto-fill and masonry grids provide layouting algorithms. There's a spec for full-on if/else. We have variables. Is described some of that in my post about it: dev.to/iamschulz/writing-logic-in-...I hope we can overcome the current trend of utility-first css. That approach really limits the possibilities of those new features.
Being a pessimist though, I see more tailwind and CSS-inJS.