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lately, vanilla extract for styles and radix ui for primitives where needed
My team currently uses styled-components and I like it because it's plain css and very clean and modular. The only downside was that it was very difficult to unit test at first.
lately, vanilla extract for styles and radix ui for primitives where needed
Stitches with Radix UI and some Reach UI. I'm always surprised I don't see more people using that workflow. Feels like the best of both worlds without the bloat.
This one just has a couple variants I've done, but you can add as many as you want. My dev mentor is a Senior who works on the design system at Priceline and showed me how. You can find the docs for it here: https://priceline.github.io/design-system/
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