stylus? LESS and SASS are definitely limited, but Stylus is what I've been using and it's been amazing. http://stylus-lang.com/ http://stylus-lang.com/ I'm not

stylus? LESS and SASS are definitely limited, but Stylus is what I've been using and it's been amazing. http://stylus-lang.com/ http://stylus-lang.com/ I'm not sure why you would want to go all the way and create fully dynamic styles. I think that's just the wrong way to think about styles... If we take a design software like InDesign, you have a style palette, in which you create styles, for example 'red fill; black stroke 2pt; drop-shadow black 2pt fade'. You can then asign this style to almost anything, be it text, or a shape, or something else. CSS is supposed to work like this. You create your classes in CSS that are styles in a style palette of sorts, and then you assign these classes to your HTML structure with your JS Views (if you really need dynamic styles). I really see no point in Descartes other than to avoid CSS alltogether for whatever reason.