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I've been using Stitches.js with Next.js and TypeScript, and it's been the best experience I've ever had with any styling solution. It's a very well thought out library with great DX and performance. Unfortunately there's uncertainty about Stitches' future. Additionally React Team is officially recommending moving away from runtime CSS-in-JS towards static extraction, which is currently not supported by Stitches. Therefore it's difficult for me to recommend Stitches for new React projects.
I find Tailwind CSS and vanilla-extract to be the best alternatives for my use cases.
I find Tailwind CSS and vanilla-extract to be the best alternatives for my use cases.
I've been using Stitches.js with Next.js and TypeScript, and it's been the best experience I've ever had with any styling solution. It's a very well thought out library with great DX and performance. Unfortunately there's uncertainty about Stitches' future. Additionally React Team is officially recommending moving away from runtime CSS-in-JS towards static extraction, which is currently not supported by Stitches. Therefore it's difficult for me to recommend Stitches for new React projects.