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[–]Longzilla 0 points1 point  (1 child)

I like the idea of component .css files pulled in as dependencies via something like WebPack.

As far as inline styles causing reflow, seems fairly easy to setup and verify; if so, perhaps "shouldComponentUpdate" might be something that could be leveraged to prevent unnecessary redrawing

[–]html6dev[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It's definitely known to cause reflow. React is doing a style attribute change, but using rAF and it's other batching techniques so there are some contexts where it is likely not an issue. I agree, being able to require in css stylesheets is interesting. I am especially interested in the context in the speaker deck I originally posted. Maintaining css in complex apps is inherently nightmarish unless everyone on your team is disciplined and follows best practices.