Keith J GrantIf you could have a magic #CSS linter/preprocessor that could flag *any* problems (selector conflicts, bad practices, etc), what would you like it to catch?
Miron 🇪🇺@keithjgrant I’m using Vanilla Extract and I really appreciate that it catches typos and inexisting class names.
It also scopes the css automatically so I don’t need to learn BEM to keep css manageable.
Really, this has stood the test of time for me and I think there is always a place where we conpile the css at build time. Even if the browser could do these things at run time, there would be a performance cost.
