How 'bout that CSS-in-JS?pic.twitter.com/mcR9scUhQq
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Can you expound a little, my friend? I struggle with this...
CSS w/o Shadow DOM puts all rules and all elements into the same namespace for rule resolution. This creates all sorts of problems; specificity breaks down at scale.
I feel this keeps coming back to the global nature of css.
Yep. It's why Shadow DOM matters.
I like Shadow DOM (and Web Components). I’d really like a way to have that without JavaScript.
The JS-uber-alles faction of the web community won a lot of those debates by arguing down features like imports. Not sure what to say except that declarative is hard both technically and politically.
This sort of thing hurts my soul. But if it works and helps developers be better/faster/stronger, ship it!
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