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SCSS (and to a lesser degree LESS) are basically industry standard now, if you are using react, you are almost certainly using one of the two preprocessors. I
by Illniyar 10y ago
SCSS (and to a lesser degree LESS) are basically industry standard now, if you are using react, you are almost certainly using one of the two preprocessors.
I don't think your complaint is relevant here, especially since you provide no solution.
It bothers me that this reply is at the top of the comments.
- prashnts 10y agoThe argument about inline styles is valid, in my opinion. I've had to fork and keep updating from upstream several react components for the exact same reason.
- Illniyar 10y agoBut it's not relevant to the article, since as they don't use inline styles.
- griffinmichl 10y agoI don't really see much of a need for preprocessors w/ css modules, post css, css in js, etc. It seems like preprocessors are becoming less popular, not more.
- Keats 10y agoLooks like their (at least node-sass) popularity is growing: https://npm-stat.com/charts.html?package=node-sass&from=2015-11-30&to=2016-11-26 https://npm-stat.com/charts.html?package=node-sass&from=2015... I use libsass and postcss combined and pretty happy about it.