> I address the problem of relevance by inserting the CSS right into the component with a link tag. If the component is not used, the CSS isn't either.
Do the selectors in those style tags not apply globally? How do I prevent contributors (including myself) from accidentally writing a selector that affects HTML in other components? I see ECSS allows plain tag selectors for example?
Isn't the design token variable file quickly going to balloon? As you mention, it looks like Tailwind provides this now as well, but you'll still want to run the build step of generating the minimal style sheet that provides only the tokens you actually use, rather than having to compile that style sheet manually.
As a related question: if you're already running Stylelint, what's the problem with a build step?
And: is the CSS on Tailwind's homepage actually unused, or used in dynamically added HTML? Is the additional download+parse size actually significant, or does it e.g. compress well and not affect performance that much? Throttling network speed at least doesn't result in a terrible loading experience for me, it seems.
Do the selectors in those style tags not apply globally? How do I prevent contributors (including myself) from accidentally writing a selector that affects HTML in other components? I see ECSS allows plain tag selectors for example?
Isn't the design token variable file quickly going to balloon? As you mention, it looks like Tailwind provides this now as well, but you'll still want to run the build step of generating the minimal style sheet that provides only the tokens you actually use, rather than having to compile that style sheet manually.
As a related question: if you're already running Stylelint, what's the problem with a build step?
And: is the CSS on Tailwind's homepage actually unused, or used in dynamically added HTML? Is the additional download+parse size actually significant, or does it e.g. compress well and not affect performance that much? Throttling network speed at least doesn't result in a terrible loading experience for me, it seems.