@pinzonjulian Lots of good replies in this thead.... I'm looking forward to exploring each. BUT... here is my project on managing CSS... https://t.co/MD8TAseaOr
The Tailwind debate seams to be flaring up again. Even though I named my #SCSS tool Oikaze (Tailwind in Japanese) it's not a competitor; Oikaze is meant to be a manager for your #designtokens. One step before your utilities; Tailwind or otherwise.
#WebDesign#CSS
My hot take: Don't unit test components. They can't be reliably isolated and you aren't really testing what you think you are. Move your state to a service and unit test the service. Use Angular Testing Library, Cypress or Spectator to do component testing on your @Angular components. Test them the way the user would use them.
Wow! TIL that #CSS now has a `color-mix` function. With this we can get rid of hacks necessary to use `rgba` to add transparency. `color-mix` has a 79% global support. Great boost for CSS custom property based #designTokens.
There was a bit of chatter at #ngconf about #designtokens and #angular material. A primary motivation for Oikaze was to make it easy to get design tokens in and out of angular material (and other tools) https://t.co/aIzvFBV0dp
I'd like to share Oikaze. A SCSS tool for design token management in web projects. No more choosing between SCSS variables & CSS custom properties.
Enjoy the best of both worlds! #DesignTokens#WebDev
https://t.co/MD8TAseaOr
Using Oikaze in a three-tier structure for design tokens is 💪! Flexibility, reusability, and easy customization. Base values, system tokens, and component tokens make managing design systems a breeze. #DesignTokens#WebDec#Scss
https://t.co/Uk78qoMQsJ