DSS are similar to CSS-in-JS with scoped styles, with the idea being to have style as a function of state.
This is all just for my own enjoyment and productivity to use in my own projects, but I'm OK if other people find it useful (but I don't want it to become an OSS project with all the requirements of maintaining that) and welcome any criticism, feedback and ideas as well.
I don't intend many people to use this. I made it for my own productivity, disliking many aspects of React, Vue and Angular and their associated ecosystems / tooling.
This is more akin to `lit-html` and `AppRun` than other things. I would not use JSX, and don't personally consider the syntax noise from templates, nor the posited "performance toll" from ES6 templates (relative to JSX) an issue.
Also I'm building something called `DSS` (dynamic style sheets), which are similar to CSS-in-JS, with the idea being to have style as a function of state.
This is all just for my own enjoyment and productivity to use in my own projects, but I'm OK if other people find it useful (but I don't want it to become an OSS project with all the requirements of maintaining that) and welcome any criticism, feedback and ideas as well.
This is all just for my own enjoyment and productivity to use in my own projects, but I'm OK if other people find it useful (but I don't want it to become an OSS project with all the requirements of maintaining that) and welcome any criticism, feedback and ideas as well.