Thank you. I hadn't heard of this and it's really interesting. What are the downsides of that approach? Is style-elements as full featured as you'd want?
It is pretty much fully featured as what you would need in any typical web-app.
One crucial thing that is missing is guaranteed browser support. That is why we only used it for the clients internal frontend. But as I understand it, this will be addressed in the upcoming 5.0 release.
Also the resulting HTML is not always as optimal as I would hope.
All in all development is just so much faster and cleaner. No need to worry about layout and style. After using style-elements for a while, HTML + CSS seem like a really stupid idea to describe layout and style.
One crucial thing that is missing is guaranteed browser support. That is why we only used it for the clients internal frontend. But as I understand it, this will be addressed in the upcoming 5.0 release.
Also the resulting HTML is not always as optimal as I would hope.
All in all development is just so much faster and cleaner. No need to worry about layout and style. After using style-elements for a while, HTML + CSS seem like a really stupid idea to describe layout and style.