Panda CSS First Impressions | Theo Reacts
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Top Comments (10)
“And pressing comma, and pressing enter, and pressing space…” So you prefer React to Svelte becaaaaause?
There's a TypeScript library for CSS. That's insane.
4:53 Panda kicked Theo in the balls Lmfao.
Days without yet another js/css library: 0
Most of the css I've written, was set it and forget it. But if and when I need to conditionally switch out classes. I'd use a scoped .module.css file and use those classes or update a CSS variable. Tailwind plays nicely with this
Thank you for presenting with your views on panda. I love the flexibility it provides and it really shines when you build/use design systems. + Somehow i like my styles in jsx 😂
Would love to hear Theo's take on Adam Argyles's Open Props 👀
Great video Theo :) Love your takes!
I ran into the JIT problem when I was trying to use a dependently typed language to generate static types based on a tailwind config file at compile time. I.E. your component takes an enum type ike ("red" | "green" | "blue") as a parameter to determine its color, but that enum is generated through a dependent function like (generateTailwindTypes: (tailwindConfigPath: string) -> Type). the dependent function worked great, but the styles weren't picked up by the compiler because they were generated on the fly
When you're applying the recipe, there's a way of adding it directly to the className without using the styled approach. I just can't remember off the top of my head as I'm on my phone.
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Top Comments (10)
“And pressing comma, and pressing enter, and pressing space…” So you prefer React to Svelte becaaaaause?
There's a TypeScript library for CSS. That's insane.
4:53 Panda kicked Theo in the balls Lmfao.
Days without yet another js/css library: 0
Most of the css I've written, was set it and forget it. But if and when I need to conditionally switch out classes. I'd use a scoped .module.css file and use those classes or update a CSS variable. Tailwind plays nicely with this
Thank you for presenting with your views on panda. I love the flexibility it provides and it really shines when you build/use design systems. + Somehow i like my styles in jsx 😂
Would love to hear Theo's take on Adam Argyles's Open Props 👀
Great video Theo :) Love your takes!
I ran into the JIT problem when I was trying to use a dependently typed language to generate static types based on a tailwind config file at compile time. I.E. your component takes an enum type ike ("red" | "green" | "blue") as a parameter to determine its color, but that enum is generated through a dependent function like (generateTailwindTypes: (tailwindConfigPath: string) -> Type). the dependent function worked great, but the styles weren't picked up by the compiler because they were generated on the fly
When you're applying the recipe, there's a way of adding it directly to the className without using the styled approach. I just can't remember off the top of my head as I'm on my phone.