Stitches
summary
A new css-in-js library called Stitches implements atomic class names generated per property/value/pseudo, evolves from a Babel plugin prototype and finally runs at runtime as a CSS-in-JS core, maps design tokens → CSS variables for zero‑rerender theming, and offers a styled/variant API that is polymorphic and removes variant props before DOM output. Early benchmarks show it slightly faster than emotion. Current limitations: proxy usage prevents IE11 support. Repo and future work move to Modules.
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