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I love writing raw CSS, especially with Svelte where it scopes a `<style>` tag to your component and warns you of any unused selectors in your IDE.

At the rate things are going I can’t see CSS-in-JS solutions keeping up with all the stuff that’s coming natively to the language. `@container`, `@starting-style`, `@view-transition`, `@position-try`, `@scope` – soon you’ll be missing out on a lot by limiting yourself to the subset of CSS that historically played nice with your CSS-in-JS solution of choice.

Why I don’t use CSS-in-JS solutions. CSS itself is evolving, fast.

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