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  1. Building / maintaining medium sized websites.
    I use #sass to concatenate multiple files, one or two of mixins, and a couple of for loops and maps for generating some utility classes. I have largely switched to CSS vars / custom properties. Considering switching to #lightningCSS. Upsides: does minification and transpiling as well. Downsides: will have to write some code in a more manual fashion. What do you folks use ?

  2. I wrote about configuring @astro to use , the parser in , to handle all the CSS things. It's actually pretty simple. And fast 😉

    @frontend

    spencerrhodes.dev/blog/astro-l

  3. Post >> Using Lightning CSS with Hugo: back to the workaround • Why a clear separation between dev mode and prod mode made sense.

    brycewray.com/posts/2024/02/us

  4. Post >> PurgeCSS joins my new styling stack • I stay in CLI City as I continue using Lightning CSS with my Hugo site.

    brycewray.com/posts/2024/02/pu

  5. (Restoring an earlier item that I briefly removed when I encountered, and subsequently fixed, a local glitch...)

    Post >> Using Lightning CSS with Hugo — without workarounds • With a little tinkering, there’s no need for that PostCSS plugin I recently mentioned.

    brycewray.com/posts/2024/02/us

  6. New post >> Using Lightning CSS with Hugo • Does Hugo natively support Lightning CSS? No, but there’s a neat workaround for that.

    brycewray.com/posts/2024/01/us

  7. I've open-sourced an #Elixir package that helps integrate #LightningCSS into Elixir apps. If you are looking for a more advanced CSS pipeline for your #Phoenix apps, you might want to check this one out:
    #css #webdev

    github.com/glossia/lightning_c

  8. We've built an #Elixir to ease the integration of #LightningCSS into Elixir projects. We are working on adding documentation and adding file-watching capabilities.

    github.com/glossia/lightning_c