Welcome to Syntax.

On this Monday, hasty treat, we're all going to be talking about component CSS.

What are the different approaches to authoring CSS inside of components and in general how that component-based CSS

workflow can work within your application.

We're going to be talking about all different types of approaches that people like and use and just some a little some of our

thoughts on them and maybe what differentiates them my name is Scott

Tolinsky I'm a developer from Denver and with me as always is Wes Boss what's up Wes

Hey excited to talk about this we've we're just going through a show

called CSS authoring approaches and I realize like we're kind of all just talking about components with all of these so we switched it to

We're all pretty much making components at the end of the day right like even if it's a website or a web app you're all just like

thinking about I'm working on this piece right now the header global CSS yeah but

there's many many ways to sort of get that job done so we're going to go through all of those today.

Yeah there's a what did they say a hundred ways to skin a cat I love that neither of us

are good at saying so I'm just going to go with yeah something like that a hundred ways to skin there are more than what oh there's more than one way to skin a cat. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I don't think there's a hundred that, I would not be able to figure that out if there was a hundred.

I don't even want one way if we're being entirely honest.

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