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I really like material-ui but am constantly bummed about their use of inline styles. Each component has multiple style props, lest you resort to "div > div > d
by mikewhy 10y ago
I really like material-ui but am constantly bummed about their use of inline styles.
Each component has multiple style props, lest you resort to "div > div > div:nth-child(2)" in your own CSS.
Each "style" prop now has to be diffed by React too.
Doing things like hover on mouse/touch events seems like it will never be as efficient as using ":hover".
And when doing universal rendering, the amount of markup you send is huge. And you have to disable the browser-prefixing of style props.
Having said all that, the material-ui library is still great.
- sorahn 10y agoWe just wrote all our own inline styles to override their stuff. It turned out to be not that bad. We just set up a context object like theirs, and wrapped all the components we used.