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It is an option and some have tried that but eventually switched to a similar model as the one described in the article because inline styles were underperformi

• ggurgone 8y ago
  For the record I like the authoring experience of inline styles because of the same reason you brought up :) It is slightly harder to enforce static CSS and do composition but definitely doable. In fact I would like to build a CSS in JS library that is as powerful and allows static extraction. Waiting for Facebook to open source their solution first (so that I don't reinvent the wheel) https://twitter.com/sebmck/status/1036018032336822273 https://twitter.com/sebmck/status/1036018032336822273
• CGamesPlay 8y ago
  Interesting, thanks for the response. How do you handle pseudo classes and media queries now? Does the pseudo class get transformed into a portion of the class name? If so, do pseudo classes override the determinism, or is it still done right-to-left?
  • ggurgone 8y ago
    > Does the pseudo class get transformed into a portion of the class name? Yes. I assume that a state eg .foo:hover { color: red } is always more specific than the idle state .foo {} Atomic CSS classes are sorted so that states and media queries are at the bottom of the bundle and always override basic styles. There is a comprehensive list of supported css features here https://dss-lang.com/supported-css-features/ https://dss-lang.com/supported-css-features/