Kristóf Poduszló

I've [just released otion](https://twitter.com/kripod97/status/1262101505383059456), a featherweight atomic CSS-in-JS library to built glaze upon. Issue #38 has been opened to track the migration process from treat.

Cool, I didn't know about that. Firstly, I'm going to implement proper rehydration of server-rendered styles, and then I'll experiment with your suggestion.

I'm not sure whether escaping is required or Stylis is capable of it, but [cssesc](https://github.com/mathiasbynens/cssesc) may do that if necessary.

For the generated class names [during development](https://github.com/kripod/glaze/commit/3ec83d0949aae5d9096e11ca2b9e5b7f66efdbf7), [according to the corresponding CSS specification](https://github.com/kripod/glaze/commit/9f728ed889f51df1dd6352e8e0cd0f67995e8df2). This should’ve had its own issue, but I wasn’t aware that Stylis is not made for this...

Thank you for the explanation! Currently, I’m trying to generate Tailwind-like atomic class names for better development experience, which includes the property name and the chosen value (the latter being...

Thank you for reporting! This might be a problem with next-transpile-modules or treat itself. In the next few days, I’m going to publish a runtime CSS-in-JS library, acting as a...

It supports SSR and filtering for critical CSS on the initial page load. I’m planning to release it by Monday.

An [upcoming article](https://joshwcomeau.com/css/css-variables-for-react-devs/#dark-mode-flash-fix) by @joshwcomeau will cover important implementation details to avoid unwanted color flashes during page loads.

> An [upcoming article](https://joshwcomeau.com/css/css-variables-for-react-devs/#dark-mode-flash-fix) by @joshwcomeau will cover important implementation details to avoid unwanted color flashes during page loads. The article [is now out](https://joshwcomeau.com/gatsby/dark-mode/). Great news for implementing this feature!

Thank you for the idea! I just implemented critical CSS extraction to my forthcoming CSS-in-JS runtime library, which will serve as a base of glaze. Many of the issues need...