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Facebook/Meta had announced plans to open source their own zero-runtime CSS-in-JS tool, but that was several years ago so may never happen. There are several open source alternatives. An engineer at Airbnb recently blogged about that companies move from a runtime CSS-in-JS library to Linaria, a zero runtime option.
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There’s also Vanilla Extract from Mark Dalgleish (a co-creator of CSS Modules), another zero runtime tool that involves writing styles in TypeScript and compiling them to static CSS files at build time. In my opinion the idea of writing styles in Typescript sounds appalling, but it’s not without its fans.
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