I agree with your point of view as well. With Vue, I am writing all my styles in a .vue file which contains a component composed of style, markup, and js. It's

I agree with your point of view as well. With Vue, I am writing all my styles in a .vue file which contains a component composed of style, markup, and js. It's incredibly clean and easy to maintain. >> Of course, your CSS file becomes a lot bigger. If you use something like webpack and you start splitting code based on the page you are on, this problem goes away as well. I find that only place the 2nd case makes sense is if you are writing a CSS framework like Bootstrap. Otherwise, I find this way writing CSS increasingly rare.