Adam Fortuna on Nostr: I've started trying out CSS Modules ( ...
I've started trying out CSS Modules (
https://nextjs.org/docs/pages/building-your-application/styling/css-modules ) rather than my usual Tailwind.css for a new Next.js project - and I see why people like this!
Being able to include exactly the styles for a page makes for super-tiny CSS files.
My only concern so far is that it's not inlining critical CSS at the top of the page (but maybe there's a way to do that?).
#css #tailwind #tailwindcss
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