Kuma UI🐻 vs Panda CSS🐼 - Which is better? / CSS-in-JS with Zero runtime support frameworks

[@JonMartins]

Wow Takuya. Your English has improved a lot. Especially with that tip you've received about not filling in between words with "eh" or something similar. Congrats. Great video by the way

[@christopherguerrero9890]

Hi Takuya, I was first introduced to you through your devaslife channel and the first video I saw was your portfolio website with Chakra UI and Next.js. I’ve been hooked ever since. You’ve made me find a love for web development and I appreciate you for it!

[@sabinhogui]

I discovered about Panda CSS yesterday and it made me curious, now I wake up and see your video, thanks for this as always Takuya, have a nice day

[@EuCaue1]

Great video! I love the idea for both, but I really like KumaUI more, thanks for made the video! :)

[@v1d300]

Thank you for introducing these. I am just reading about these so my comments are really premature at this moment. Its a little confusing the role PandaCSS plays but I think PandaCSS would shine if one wants to create their own UI library/design system whereas Kuma UI is more like a UI library with pre-built components and opinionated style to just plug and play instead. I am still not sure why it unloads so many recipes and pattern files in the project upon installation, I think its for a faster DX probably? This way the JS it builds for you CSS will be faster? Also if their basic style changes, you aren't affected by it maybe? Idk. As I went through the docs, I find PandaCSS really interesting as it provides a whole lot of customization power. That being said KumaUI will be much more performant I think, but really depends on how much of dynamic styling one uses.I think the the purpose of KumaUI in a project seems very straight forward to me, its a UI library like most with the option to add dynamic styling to your project.

[@nizz4m]

Wish you may open a class to learning JS the way you are. I definitely down for it. Pleasee consider !

[@shivamnarkar8073]

I love using Panda CSS 💜 Good recommendations mate ! 🤝

[@maykolandres9280]

Love your content, keep it up!

[@nahueljj]

hi takuya u are awesome! thx for all.

[@sss863030]

I would like to ask what is the name of the mouse animation special effects package?

[@juanmacias5922]

I was thinking Panda reminded me of Tailwind lol Kuma looks really simple, and interesting, I've been using sass more lately lol

[@shan199105]

Hi Takuya, what browser were you using in the video? And what customization have you done to your browser?

[@andresflorez9705]

Hi, Takuya Senpai you should take at Warp Terminal its very good

[@zalazarmartin]

Hi Takuya hope you're doing well. Are you familiar with machine learning technologies? Can you make a video about that, please? Thank you for your fantastic content.

[@coyote10]

Can you share the brand and model of your keyboard?

[@nahueljj]

are you testing golang? What is your opinion

[@TheNewWolrdOrder]

Great video ! out of curiosity, what browser are you using ? is that just a theme ? Is really clean 😁

[@micaelviana]

minbrowser

[@HI-ks4pr]

英語聞き取りやすくて勉強になります

[@mjmontes2653]

Hello takuya, Just curious on how you do the payments on your inkdrop? Is it using browser payment only and no apple/google payments involve?

[@micaelviana]

In the case of Apple, he was obliged to use their platform for payment. He made a video about this, called "Apple rejected my app".

[@khoacode]

hello takuya

[@craftzdog]

hello

[@BSahu-w4c]

Bruhhh is this cursor pro???

[@iukys3889]

I believe PandaCSS did not build css files in your case because you didn’t use the panda script before build

[@Notoriousjunior374]

That’s not how it works.

[@k4lee_adi]

Bro, what’s the browser you’re usin?

[@micaelviana]

minbrowser

[@FirstYokai]

Can pls tell which browser are you using?

[@micaelviana]

minbrowser

[@aaronmendez9284]

Yeaaaaa.. not for me. But happy if anyone likes it 👍

[@MrGarkin]

More food for tech debt lemings. Bunch of over engineered crap, exactly all of which will end exactly the same as WindCSS. Pure Tailwind for simple components. Tailwind + CSS-Modules for components with branchy graph of states.