I like the convenience of CSS-in-JS especially being able to co-locate styling but I’m not convinced on a few of things: At first you go on your merry way and don’t notice any performance problems…

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How to increase CSS-in-JS performance by 175x. How to make your existing styling more dynamic by making your static styling more static. Using HOC wrappers instead of litters for your application with HOCs. Using CSS Variables instead of namespaced classes.

How to increase CSS-in-JS performance by 175x

But that’s not your performance bottleneck

<p>Just why? why someone will use css-in-js? The code is overwhelming, the performance has issues (that’s why this posts exists), so why?</p>


<p>I’m trying to learn and master CSS and trying to read CSS in js is just “wtf am I trying to learn”. 
I feel stupid af and overwhelmed by finding new trends while i am trying to learn and mastering basics. 
How yo overcome things like that?</p>
