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Yes, exactly - it also produces smaller file sizes and in our experience it's faster. It's also nice to be able to use classes and integrate with CSS seamlessl
by inglor 10y ago
Yes, exactly - it also produces smaller file sizes and in our experience it's faster.
It's also nice to be able to use classes and integrate with CSS seamlessly when you need to.
- casesandberg 10y agoIs it possible to use state or props in the CSS though? How does it handle that? Say I wanted the color of a title to be controlled via props, how would I do that with your solution?