scott113341

If I understand correctly, the container you develop in can also run a different operating system in a completely separate environment.

An additional problem is that even when CSS is properly scoped, you end up with wasted bits over the wire by sending down duplicated declarations. I did some cursory research using cssstats [1] because I was curious how many CSS declarations are unique. Turns out it's about 20-25% for most "big tech" websites.

Gzip helps reduce the impact of this, but Styletron's gzipped CSS is still much (40% or so) smaller than the other CSS-in-JavaScript implementations [2]. In some cases, the cost of switching to using a tool like Styletron might be justified by faster loading times in low-bandwidth markets.

[1] http://cssstats.com

[2] https://ryantsao.com/blog/virtual-css-with-styletron

Encrypted rclone [1] to local external HDD and Amazon Cloud.

[1] http://rclone.org