4 ms·
You sure can, but it then comes to the separation of concerns. CSS-in-JS (coupling of concerns) is the preferred option.
by tipiirai 3y ago
You sure can, but it then comes to the separation of concerns. CSS-in-JS (coupling of concerns) is the preferred option.
- teaearlgraycold 3y agoHaving CSS in a separate file feels like defining the predicates for your if statements in a separate file. With tailwind we're getting pretty close to a great solution here.
- shadowbanned4 3y ago[dead]