This is one of the best researched articles about StyleX in recent months. It’s not a tutorial, but it does convey the state of things as of today very well.

Comparing the anti-LLM hysteria to militant vegans is the best possible comparison that could’ve been made!

This kind of bullying is why a lot of people abandon bsky and stay on Xitter

ceding AI to the right is a generational poltical mistake and bullying LLM researchers off bluesky to cook their brains in twitter racism is a self defeating and foolish act from well meaning people deluding themselves into thinking intentional ignorance is a valid form of critique and resistance

it clearly *is* about harassment, but I do not expect you to change your ways because you are so righteous about this you'll spend time trying to send a mob after people that at least halfway agree with you instead of you know, the actual fascists

This is the same kind of behaviour as shifting blame from manufacturers to consumers for plastic recycling and make it about “personal responsibility”.

but i think that equating "elon produces thousands of CSAM images a second" and "i used a tool to give me some feedback on some prose" and then using people's furor about the former to go shit on a bunch of people doing the latter isn't good politics

your behavior and the behavior of people like you has caused me to talk *less* about my issues with the harms of LLMs, because frankly if this is your movement and how it behaves, i don't want to be anywhere near it

Wrote a short post on how to feature detect if you can divide two lengths (or any two values with units) with calc() in CSS. Sadly, @supports doesn’t work for this as it calc() always parses successfully even if it can’t compute the division. nmn.sh/blog/2025-12...

It's a new year 🎉 Are you currently hiring for a role that includes using Node.js? Reply with a link to the opening and any relevant context. If you're not, we'd appreciate a repost for visibility 💚

We’ve pushed out some tweaks to the playground over the weekend and it should look a lot nicer. The URLs can still get really long. Looking for ideas to solve that. stylexjs.com/playground

"Collision detection using style queries plus keyframes" by lee codepen.io/leemeyer/pen...

Ready for the first cool demo of the year? A mini Mario world with keyboard control. Yes, you can move Mario and also jump! 👀 Demo: codepen.io/t_afif/full/... via @codepen.io ✔️ 100% CSS Magic ✔️ Minimal HTML ❌ 0% JavaScript A Chrome-only experimentation using modern CSS.

Happy New Year! An all new StyleX website has just gone live. It's rewritten from the ground up, and is built on: - Waku - Fumadocs - StyleX (obviously) No UI is used from fumadocs, and all the components were re-written with StyleX.

Swift, not Rust is the superior language for building apps. Rust is too low level and “manual” for the lack of a better word. Swift is capable of the same level of performance but is a bit slower and a lot friendlier by default. Rust is probably superior for writing OSs/Kernels

not as good as twitter but a fuck sight better than x

Dumbest possible way to make argument. Replace what you want to argue against with something else completely. > If you don’t see why the use of paid employees might be a problem I want you to swap out paid employees with “unpaid labourers” > If you heard they briefly used unpaid labourers…

"Added support for Threaded Scroll-driven Animations." 🤩🤩

Have you been wishing masonry layouts would just hurry up and arrive in CSS?? Well, happy holidays! webkit.org/blog/17660/i...

Swift does have typed errors, but if you don’t type them they’re automatically “any Error” which is an awesome balance of convenience with precision when you want it.

A new website for @stylexjs.bsky.social is in the works which should showcase StyleX and CSS better.

But you know what, happy a great night and eat and stuff! Merry Christmas if you celebrate or happy holiday if you don’t.

Pro tip: panicThreshold: “all_errors” It makes react compiler dependable. You are *guaranteed* to have memoization and can safely forget about using useMemo/useCallback for good. And in cases where a component isn’t compatible you can always “use no memo” to explicitly opt-out.

With shareable URLs which sadly don’t always work. Working on improving this soon.

It should be a crime to make a website with a white background in 2025 without a dark mode. It should be a misdemeanour if you default to light mode even when my OS is in dark mode.

Also Fred Again… on repeat but Jungle!

The man is PROLIFIC! And more than in the JS field.

None of this is usable by default yet, but in a couple of years it will be and so it’s worth celebrating!

This video is SO good. But I’m not sure why the custom protocol is needed for sending data from the client to the server? Is there some kind of streaming upload feature in React that I don’t know about? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kmlMNtjFgoY

The new unplugin is phenomenal If you bounced from stylex cause the 3rd party Vite integrations were bad, now is the time to try again

Developers that go all in on StyleX tend to stick with it!

We released v0.17 a week ago and 0.17.1 with many fixes over the weekend. With the ongoing NPM issues, Our website isn’t updated but there are some notable features, improvements and fixes. stylexjs.com/docs/api/jav...

My preferred setup is to set panicThreshold to panic on all errors. That way you can actually *rely* on the compiler working or explicitly mark it with “use no memo”

Agree! Would be great if we could copy/paste the titles on your blog posts though 😅 > EitherTailwindisCSS-in-JSorStyleXisn’t Typo? (scared of Tailwind => scared of StyleX?)

Spoiler: he did!

NEW @whiskey.fm ep215 w/ guest @nmn.bsky.social Rust, StyleX, Swift, whiskey and whatnot nerdy.dev/www-ep215-ru...

NEW @whiskey.fm ep215 w/ guest @nmn.bsky.social Rust, StyleX, Swift, whiskey and whatnot https://nerdy.dev/www-ep215-rust-is-overrated-with-naman-goel

Stylex made me a css in js convert. The benefits you get from it are pretty hard to top - componentized css - better composition patterns - encourages isolated styles (ie a component only styles itself) - size of css caps our (it generates tailwind style utils)

Yeah, I audited almost all options end of last year and concluded StyleX had the right set of abstractions/trade-offs. Goof tool

Been building my shadcn registry (but based on react-aria and stylex) and this-morning's component was Footer It both support all of these things and none of these things :D

I did this scroll snap too.

US tipping culture feels out of control. So many restaurants have a self ordering iPad, you have to go collect the food yourself and they default to a 25% tip. Am I out of touch?

I saw the video by @t3.gg and tried an AI bake-off where I told them to build a new Babel plugin in the StyleX repo. Gemini 3, Opus 4.5, GPT5.1-codex-max, grok code

A pretty big release for StyleX and early users have great things to say about the new unplugin package.

If the CSS is extracted from your JS at build time is it still CSS in JS? Depending on that answer, you can decide if it’s a good idea or not.

1. Pipes are apparently in limbo because we keep arguing as a community 2. Pattern matching seems pretty non-controversial. What’s holding it up? Flow even shipped it! 3. Shared immutable data across workers is hard so I get it, but we could at least ship something in the meantime?

Tuesday touch. Photogrpah by @danieljcox.bsky.social

I can’t understand how the three things we’ve wanted the most never make any progress: 1. Pipe operator (any variant) 2. Pattern Matching 3. Some kind of shareable immutable data (records, structure, whatever)