Panda is better than you think

Video reaction to • Panda CSS First Impres... by @t3dotgg
Thank you a lot, Theo, for having made a video about Panda by reviewing my article 🙏
Links:
My first impressions of Panda CSS (my initial article): newsletter.baptiste.devessier...
Panda CSS: panda-css.com/
Alexandre Stahmer's Twitter: / astahmer_dev
XState by Example: xstatebyexample.com/
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00:00 Intro
00:47 Verbosity
03:55 Styles groups
09:34 Styles extraction
12:00 Semantic tokens
15:13 JSX
18:25 Slot recipes (sva)
22:02 Wrapping up
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[@t3dotgg]

Wow this Theo guy is dumb, thankful you jumped on this Seriously though I love the push back so much and I’m hyped you made this

[@SadanandGopal17feb]

😂

[@gdnight]

It’s great you took the time to make this detailed answer, all the while keeping a great attitude, which I imagine is not easy to do given that Theo can be so quick to judge, and indulging in hot takes a little too much…

[@baptistedevessier]

Thanks a lot!

[@nesvand]

Honestly this does a great job of highlighting the value of pandacss for me - I know some teams in my organisation that would honestly love to jump on to this as an alternative to tailwind (as it fits more with their implementation approach). I'll likely continue with TW for the projects I'm on, but I'll definitely be trying it out in case it's a better fit for future projects :D

[@baptistedevessier]

I would love to hear your feedback about Panda CSS once you find time to try it!

[@oscarljimenez5717]

Great video!!! You just won another subscriber :)

[@baptistedevessier]

Welcome on board!

[@gajusgajusgajus]

Great video!

[@baptistedevessier]

I'm glad you liked it!

[@ts8960]

my favorite solution is the "sx" prop that MUI offers. however it only works on mui components. i want a css solution like that, panda is closer than tailwind which is a plus

[@baptistedevessier]

I often use Dripsy to style my React Native components, and it has an sx prop, too. I like Panda because it offers a lot more features, like CVA and patterns. I'm now waiting for Panda Native 😄

[@oscarljimenez5717]

In Panda you have a css prop!!

[@ts8960]

@@oscarljimenez5717 but can i fine tune units like fontSize: 15px or custom padding etc

[@gabrielelpidio]

Amazing vid

[@baptistedevessier]

Thank you so much!

[@VoxelPrismatic]

So basically, PandaCSS are for people like me who don't like looking at documentation and also don't remember the proper order for things

[@baptistedevessier]

Yeah! Type-safety + leveraging on the exact CSS properties' name.

[@savagedoriftu]

god I hate this frontend/javascript ecossytem bullshit so much, I hope someday I can be a full time backend dev

[@CristianKirk]

As if frameworks were not horrible enough...

[@faraonch]

Tailwind literally solved all the problems we had so so nicely, it reduces tech dept and tooling by a lot, just by generating plain css utility classnames for us. Now creative "Panda people" like you bring back the mess again, and they are not even consistent. It's like a sub group of Apple users would bring back mechanical keyboards on the iPhone again.

[@derciojds]

How ironic, tailwind user talking about mess.

[@mjerez6029]

Just stop putting your css in html at all no sense from star... U just deep diving on it.