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1. Zach Leatherman 16 min later

   “best practices don’t want to actually work any more”

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   2. Christopher Kirk-Nielsen 19 min later

      @zachleat Wow. What an incredibly cursed sentence. 🫠

      1. Zach Leatherman 22 min later

         @chriskirknielsen my job here is done

   3. Toni / Link 23 min later

      @zachleat If you are bad engineer, best practices won't save you.

      1. Marco Hengstenberg 8 days later

         @sarcevic @zachleat I just came here for all the references and not the frameworks❤️❤️

2. Martin Schneider 17 min later

   @zachleat npm install css-in-css

3. Phil Sherry 20 min later

   @zachleat Is this to be C-CSS-SS or CS-CSS-S?

   1. Zach Leatherman 23 min later

      @philsherry I think CCCSSSSSS is accurate

4. Toni / Link 25 min later

   @zachleat CSS in any non-JSX framework is also just writing css as css*, so this also applies to them 😁👍

   (* you get optional scoping to components)

5. vincent 26 min later

   @zachleat CSS? Never heard of her. Is it on NPM yet?

   1. Zach Leatherman 29 min later

      @papayaga I think Arc browser has it

      1. vincent 46 min later

         @zachleat oOOoOoOh sounds promising, can't wait to try it out!

         1. Zach Leatherman 47 min later

            @papayaga sry invite only

6. Bob Monsour 1 hr later

   @zachleat Makes me glad that decided to bail on using Sass.

   1. Zach Leatherman 3 hr later

      @bobmonsour I still use Sass on my blog fwiw!

   2. Mathieu 7 hr later

      @bobmonsour @zachleat Also possible to write CSS in scss. Although these days I prefer plain CSS with Lightning CSS to even out the edges!

7. David McCormick 3 hr later

   @zachleat css-in-css? Can’t see that catching on

8. Chris Witham 17 hr later

   @zachleat surely we should use CSS.AI. CSS writing CSS as CSS in CSS?

9. Lippe 18 hr later

   @zachleat With CSS-in-CSS you mean @import, am I right?!

10. Thomas Michael Semmler 21 hr later

    @zachleat 10000% agree. Facing battles with this in so many areas. Just recently, with tailwind breaking when using a cascade lager named “base”, without wanting to actually use tailwind the specific file. Nasty.

11. dötcöde 21 hr later

    @zachleat @heydon it'll never catch on

12. iamdtms 3 days later

    @zachleat native web application development always be winner 🏆 by easily updating core dependencies under the hood.

13. Leon Bambrick 4 days later

    @zachleat browsers peaked with <blink><font color=red>the font tag</font></blink>.

    1. Zach Leatherman 5 days later

       @secretgeek I… have concerns

       1. Leon Bambrick 5 days later

          @zachleat concerns that you are free to put in a <marquee> tag and i'll be sure to read them as they scroll past.</marquee> (Best wishes)