[matsemann]

Thanks for some explanation. And yeah, I'm probably not up to date on CSS-in-JS, just remember it being really clunky to use before I ended up in an elm-shop a few years back. I'd say that emotion does look similar to what I've described, and nearly there. And I don't think there is anything doable in elm that's not doable in TS/React (it's rather the opposite, elm is the restricted one, mainly on purpose). My point about ergonomics was mostly that it's just elm all the way. No strings or objects or new concepts. The CSS you write in elm is mostly indistinguishable from the other elm view code (html etc) you write, it's all the same syntax etc. While for emotion and others, there is a clear divide in what's React and what's styling, and difference in how you do stuff.