munbun

`node-sass` was the fastest solution (node bindings to a C++ library) was deprecated a few years back.

`sass` (dart-sass) is the current iteration but it’s an order of magnitude slower for larger projects with many small scss module files. I’ve seen it add +10 to 30 seconds.

`sass-embedded` will be the next iteration for dart-sass but in its current form still suffers from similar issues.

I believe using postcss for nesting support + css variables is a better alternative, considering that css will likely get native nesting support in a few years.

https://www.w3.org/TR/css-nesting-1/

Early versions of MJML used JSX class components.

PS5 had a bug where its Wifi speeds can become 80% slower if the rear USB ports are being used.

Switching to Ethernet bypasses this issue but I’m unaware if this was ever fixed.

If it gets slower or clunkier, it will die.

High chance Adobe increases pricing & wastes a year of engineering resources on integrating Figma with their Adobe Cloud over building useful features.

> it's too late to refactor now.

typescript effectively eliminates this issue, which is why it comes so highly recommended - regardless of framework.

vanilla javascript is not your friend on large, complex projects.

After exemptions, I pay 2% of my home’s appraised value in property taxes each year in Texas.

50% goes towards primary school + 30% goes to my local city but the money doesn’t seem to impact education outcomes or general quality of life near me.

I don’t mind the distribution but it stings when local government seems to be plagued by chronic mismanagement.

  - Only 3 clinics in the state, all 2 hours away
  - Only 1 clinic performs abortion at 20 weeks
  - Requires a 24 hour wait period by law
  - Requires parental consent under 18
  - Between 16-20 weeks, costs $2500-$5000 

These are all pretty significant barriers for anyone without resources, especially a teen trying to hide her pregnancy.

JSX is much easier to maintain than pretty much every other templating language.

If you are building a growing design system with any degree of complexity, React is one of the best tools available.