How to build a great CSS architecture? (with CSS guru Adam Argyle)

[@dedvvard]

We don't speak about linters.

[@Pyrix93]

Nice episode, thanks for that. That cut at the end tho...

[@pronyCJ]

omg idk how u always come up with videos that i seriously really need! thanks mpj! youre the best!!

[@swssdev9163]

This might unpopular but, CSS in JavaScript doesn't make sense to me, I don't like, it complicates things a lot. I'm a firm believer on CSS in *.css and JS in *.js.

[@stephfh]

You're not alone, friend!

[@akmalmaulanaazzam6815]

also css in js are violating the CSP rules

[@adityashinde3864]

please make more CSS videos

[@Blast-Forward]

I like to hear more about managing projects. He has some great advices to give. And there are already so many CSS videos out there.

[@lakshayasood2197]

Why isn't anybody talking about @7:00 ?

[@zeeeeeman]

Video starts at 1:23

[@SolidousMdz]

Having a single way to do things and evolve that way may be safer, with slower but steady growth. But having a fork that changes fundamental things (like TS tries to do) may evolve something in a completely new way that was not possible when playing "safe".

[@Darkurge666]

That end was a bit abrupt...?

[@Sjon_E]

Right? I think the video was cropped wrong

[@Blast-Forward]

Because nobody likes linters. 😂

[@alexandrugunescu4585]

Good perspective on CSS architecture, I hate Style Components!

[@MatiasBenavides]

The cut is unnerving

[@joshuawatson1940]

Next time can you please get his opinion on utility first frameworks like tailwind?

[@ablanchi]

that ending, i wanna die

[@karianpour]

I do not like styled-components but jss is nice for SSR optimization so that there is no css file download cycle

[@anfielder9]

You could have a build process for your web: cat styles.css >> index.html but we dont encourage that either. I reckon it's a wrong approach to think of one request cycle as a benefit, while it's always encouraged to split these as you dont block a render.

[@karianpour]

@@anfielder9 no we cannot, the style sheet is dynamic.

[@anfielder9]

@@karianpour if your stylesheet is dynamic, why do it as SSR then?

[@karianpour]

@@anfielder9 it depends on the route. You will see it more in the future. Take look at nextjs and material-ui samples you will get it.

[@anfielder9]

@@karianpour Isn't this what tree-shaking and doing performant css is supposed to do? e.g: dont load all you css in one giant file, but split it according to pages?

[@yodaboga]

Part 2--This video picks up after the cut: kzbin.info/www/bejne/lXampouhabKLbLs

[@milehighsi]

I guess you guys were snacking to make this seem casual - like a couple of regular fellas enjoying a smoke in the 50s or whatever - but please at least mute the sound in post. Or just take a break from snacking altogether whilst filming? I appreciate that this may seem a bit obnoxious but if it comes across that way please look up misophonia. I had to stop the video unfortuntely as my blood was beginning to curdle. Regardless, it's good to see some FFF vids appearing on my feed again and I look forward to more great content.

[@jeroenj7494]

Thank you.

[@Bergfett]

I like linters too.

[@НаталіяЖидейкіна]

You are awesome

[@benjamingeyer8907]

Odd cut at the end

[@KaelinatorPVP]

I really like your new hair!!

[@Yatrix7]

"I like linters too..." *world ends*

[@4541047]

Talk less code more. One a upon time which this channel actually touch how to write code. today its concentrate in talking... boring..

[@funfunfunction]

I think we code too much and talk too little.

[@benfurstenwerth]

I miss the musings lol seriously... There are plenty of coding vids out there though

[@Sjon_E]

If you want videos on coding there's thousands of KZbin videos to cover that and then hundreds of high paid quality tutorials for a more in depth look. What there is an extreme lack of is people talking about these things people learn. Maybe we'll get a few talks a year about the future of language/feature/framework but it's hardly a discussion from working coders who need to build things with these tools. The CSS architecture issue is something every developer struggles with from time to time, it's a problem with out a clear answer and is only becoming blurrier with the introduction of CSS in JS.

[@nayaleezy]

semicolons? omae wa mou shindeiru!