I find it very hard to understand what these CSS-in-JS libraries are for, and how anyone can be happy with them. They're all extremely leaky abstractions for what's mostly a 'solved problem' - how do I style something.
What's wrong with just "plain old CSS" with whatsoever pre processor you choose? If you're working in a larger project and what to completely modularise your styles, throw in CSS Modules.
I think this over complicated approach by overloading the style attribute, and then figuring out how to do :hover is just too much snd is partly what others point to and laugh when they talk about "JS Fatigue"
Edit: Look, I love React. We just build a reasonably large site with it using some fairly novel and modern approaches to how to make a website. I have absolutely zero sympathy for this self-imposed JS Fatigue that was all the hotness 3 months ago. But using a convoluted system like Radium is just begging for the JS Fatigue crew to point and laugh at you.
What's wrong with just "plain old CSS" with whatsoever pre processor you choose? If you're working in a larger project and what to completely modularise your styles, throw in CSS Modules.
I think this over complicated approach by overloading the style attribute, and then figuring out how to do :hover is just too much snd is partly what others point to and laugh when they talk about "JS Fatigue"
Edit: Look, I love React. We just build a reasonably large site with it using some fairly novel and modern approaches to how to make a website. I have absolutely zero sympathy for this self-imposed JS Fatigue that was all the hotness 3 months ago. But using a convoluted system like Radium is just begging for the JS Fatigue crew to point and laugh at you.