Choosing the styling module that perfectly fits your needs is as difficult as choosing a javascript framework. Your final choice could be determine...
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There are solutions to the "performance" issue. PandaCSS fixes this problem for example and offers an even better experience by combining the advantages of styled components, cva and slots recipe. The amount of css it generates is also finite, unlike styled components which can generate thousands or even millions of unique class names in large (huge) projects. PandaCSS is like using tailwind, but using actual CSS, instead of limited utility classes.
I appreciate the thorough exploration of Styled-Components and the practical insights you've provided. The discussion on local scoping and the use of tagged template literals for dynamic styling with props is particularly enlightening.
The advantages highlighted, such as not needing an extra step in the CI/CD pipeline, generating unique class names, and the ease of theming, make a compelling case for choosing Styled-Components. The examples you've shared, especially the theming implementation, add a practical touch to the benefits.