Enlace de secciónCSS Frameworks
When it comes to CSS frameworks & UI libraries, Tailwind CSS continues to forge its own path far ahead of other, more traditional competitors.
Enlace de secciónCSS-in-JS
While some of CSS-in-JS's appeal might've been made obsolete by newer CSS features such as variables, recent innovations like typed styles and build-time compilation show that the space still has a lot to offer.
My 2024 Pick: @property
Being Widely Available
@property
coming to Firefox this year, making this feature available-cross browser (since July) and unlocking a lot of cool stuff.Temani Afif
Enlace de secciónPre-/Post-processors
Sass/SCSS is still the leader here, but it'll be interesting to see if its usage will remain stable now that many of its key features have been absorbed by CSS itself.
Enlace de secciónUtilities
There is no shortage of ways to format, minify, and otherwise tweak your CSS code to your liking.
My 2024 Pick: Temani Afif
Josh W. Comeau
Enlace de secciónBrowsers
While the big four browsers dominate this chart, Arc is slowly creeping up the browser rankings, going from 7.8% to 12% usage year over year.