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I found this gem https://github.com/milesj/aesthetic. This lib lists a lot of syntax/features with examples.
Also found another edge case: JSS + rehydration
Once JS on the client is loaded, components initialized and your JSS styles are regenerated, it's a good time to remove server-side generated style tag in order to avoid side-effects, example in react.
Yeah JSS has SSR for styles, but on client they are used only before JS app started, after JSS generates styles again.
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Nice benchmark http://necolas.github.io/react-native-web/benchmarks/
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New hotness - babel-plugin-macros
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- styled-components styled-components/styled-components#1256
- emotion emotion-js/emotion#525
- glamor threepointone/glamor#312
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This is awesome, thank you very much @stereobooster.
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- I'm lazy so implemented it with TravisCI #76
- We can generate Readme from JSON or remove the table from Readme and use website table only.
- should we move the website to master branch or at least JSON-file? So we can have one PR instead of two?
@MicheleBertoli any preferences for 2, 3?
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Thank you very much, @stereobooster.
I believe being lazy is a great skill, and Travis works pretty well.
I wouldn't remove the table from the README (for now, at least) and I'd try to keep master
and website
separated - if we manage to have a single build process (see my comments on the PR).
I hope this makes sense.
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