Theo Avoyne

I agree that having everything in a single config makes things easier, particularly for adoption. The alternative you suggest seems a good option to me. But, TBH, I still prefer...

In the end, the difference in terms of DX would be negligible. Instead of: ```sh yarn add --dev eslint-config-canonical ``` You would do, for example: ```sh yarn add --dev eslint-config-canonical...

Why is all the boilerplate in the emotion example even necessary? It's just working out of the box for me.

Yes thank you I've read the docs... Is that suggesting that the point of this whole boilerplate is to allow nth child and similar selectors?

Thanks for clarifying that. Well, the only thing we have for now is a broken, contextless example. It could be wise to rename it `emotion-advanced`, and also to have an...

@machour That's what I was planning to do. I just hoped that we could discuss things beforehand.

I'm not sure to agree. The point of examples is to help newcomers, not to confuse them. You mentioned Next.js, note that it does have a [_basic_ example](https://github.com/vercel/next.js/tree/canary/examples/with-emotion-vanilla) (which indeed...

Yeah it is very slow, and it shouldn't be. Computing the width of a string is just of matter of summing up advance widths. It should be nearly instantaneous, even...

Thanks for pointing that out @joewestcott. You're right, we need to care about kerning as well. What do you mean by `xOffset` though? Is that the same thing as `bearingX`?...

> `pdf-lib` doesn't actually write the character kern offsets to the document. Oh I wasn't aware of that. Totally agree it should. > I wouldn't be surprised if some significant...