Here's the tools I'm using for CSS this year – and my thoughts on why they matter.

0:00 – Introduction
0:32 – Design Constraints
2:26 – CSS in 2024
3:50 – Build Steps?
5:04 – Streaming
6:37 – CSS Modules
7:36 – Tailwind CSS
9:49 – StyleX
12:31 – Conclusion

◆ Blog: https://leerob.io/blog/css
◆ PPR: https://partialprerendering.com
◆ Forms: https://github.com/vercel/next.js/tree/canary/examples/next-forms

Alejandro Bar Acedo

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CSS in 2024 is becoming easier and more powerful with support for container queries, nesting, and other exciting features. Recommendations include optimizing styles for fast loading, styling solutions like CSS modules, Tailwind CSS, and StyleX, and considering streaming in the development process.

How I'm Writing CSS in 2024

<p>i don’t know if i can trust him with a next.js t-shirt.</p>


<p>You couldn’t pay me to write StyleX</p>
