Been working on https://bamboocss.com/ for couple of months.
It's build-time, Rust/Oxc, type-safe, zero-runtime CSS-in-JS, with per-route CSS splitting.
Been working on https://bamboocss.com/ for couple of months.
It's build-time, Rust/Oxc, type-safe, zero-runtime CSS-in-JS, with per-route CSS splitting.
Is zero-runtime CSS-in-JS an oxymoron?
Sure sounds like it. CSS-in-JS in general is a horrid idea, having to wait for JS to load in order for the site to render any of its styles. In general I find it strange how actively hostile to the end-user so many of the modern front-end practices are. The very people whose job it is to create interactive experiences for users seem to really want the users to not have a good time.