What’s a Good Replacement for Styled-Components Now That It’s in Maintenance Mode?

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Asked By TechWhiz23 On

I've just discovered that styled-components is going into maintenance mode, and I've relied on it for many of my projects. I tried Tailwind, but I find the long class lists in HTML a bit cumbersome. I've heard some buzz about Linaria—has anyone here tried it? What are your thoughts? I came across an article discussing this, but I'd love to get more opinions.

4 Answers

Answered By CodingGuru99 On

You might want to consider CSS modules! They integrate well with most setups and can give you that component-scoped CSS feeling without the extended class names.

HTMLWhisperer42 -

But switching the entire codebase to CSS modules sounds daunting! Any other suggestions?

Answered By SimplyCSSGuy On

I mean, it all comes down to what features you need. Plain CSS works perfectly fine, but specialized libraries might help with specific needs down the line.

CSSMaster25 -

True, mastering CSS can be challenging, but it pays off in the long run!

Answered By DevTalker44 On

If you're looking for something similar in syntax to styled-components, I'd recommend checking out Emotion. It's got a lot of the same features!

Answered By StyleSavvy88 On

Honestly, I think plain old CSS is still the best. Pair it with class utilities like clsx, and you can keep things neat!

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