@argyleink A migration is only worth it if the gains outweigh the tradeoffs. If agents already handle CSS Modules well and StyleX forces you to lose flexibility, it’s hard to justify the switch.

@argyleink "more deterministic" mostly pays off when the old thing was breaking. if agents and humans already ship fine on CSS Modules, you're buying a solution and renting a 10% rewrite with it 🙃

@aykev @argyleink Thanks for the info. My original tweet was more aimed at the vast majority of apps (like the ones I work with) that are not anywhere near fb size. A lot of people adopt layers of complexity when the baseline features of CSS are now excellent (and getting better). Of course the

@argyleink i love how you elaborated on wash

@argyleink Same tradeoff shows up in icon components: deterministic styling helps, but not if it limits adaptive tokens or cross-framework theming.

@argyleink Ohhh this is from 2023 damn. I think 2 weeks I was going to suggest this to someone as a concept that I didn’t think existed I think stylex has updated a few things since then but I wonder if this still is the same fundamentals @stylexjs

@abstractlysaid @argyleink The fundamentals are the same. We’ve basically had no breaking changes.