A comparison of two top CSS-in-JS solutions for React

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Linaria is one of the most popular CSS-in-JS solutions. Styled-components enables you to write actual CSS code to style your components. It also creates a layer of abstraction between components and styles, thereby eliminating the direct mapping between them. It offers many features, which include: Automatic critical CSS and Code Splitting and CodeSplitting. It also enables code splitting.

CSS-in-JS for React: Linaria vs. Styled Components

A Comparison of Linaria and Styled-Components

<p>Linaria got most of the features covered!</p>
