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Lots of rule duplication and no pseudo-selector support with inline styles. If you like using inline styles, I think you'd like CSS-in-JS, because it has a simi
by andrethegiant 7y ago
Lots of rule duplication and no pseudo-selector support with inline styles. If you like using inline styles, I think you'd like CSS-in-JS, because it has a similar feel when writing components with the benefit of deduped atomic classes as critical CSS + pseudo-selector support.