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I've found it easier to maintain CSS-in-JS since I know exactly what will be affected when I change it. I'm always scared to touch the .css files on large proje

• mekkkkkk 5y ago
  With my preferred SCSS module setup you get a hybrid solution with the best of both worlds. You can keep a clean stylesheet next to your component and then just: import { mainGraphic } from './component.scss'; [...] return ( <figure className={mainGraphic} /> ); Where `mainGraphic` is a regular class block in the SCSS. So it's pretty straight forward and the mapping is still fairly tight. At bundle time, the class name is minimized, deduped and a hash is added to it that corresponds to the rule content. The generated standalone CSS file also gets hashed for cache busting purposes. It's pretty neat. And since it's SCSS you can keep constants, mixins, functions, etc. imported and organized within and between SCSS files, separated from the components.