cocody

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1. 1.▲
   by cocody 1y ago

   Hi fork author here :) I've been around since the jQuery days ;) Important context here is that a big chunk of the popularity of styled-components comes from the ease of distributing npm libraries where you could "just import JS&q
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   by cocody 1y ago

   Hi fork author here :) I agree, the end game should be to get rid of styled-components. At Sanity we are in fact in the process of moving to https://vanilla-extract.style/ At the same time, with thousands of styled componen
3. 3.▲
   by cocody 1y ago

   Hi, I made the forks linked to here :D We're also migrating to vanilla-extract, huge fan of the runtime type-safety ;) The SC forks is to buy us time, Rome wasn't built in a day :)
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   by cocody 1y ago

   When you start out on a small app the slowness doesn't stick out anywhere. App keeps growing until one day it becomes very obvious in perf profiles. At that stage it's difficult to refactor out of it to another system, as a lot of
5. 5.▲
   by cocody 1y ago

   Some more context on why the PR doesn't make a dent in the existing benchmark suite: - existing benchmarking suite uses react 17 as the baseline, the new useInsertionEffect hook requires react 18. Additionally, the new hook plays a ro