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miksuv

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    Comment #19764445

    Yep. React was adopted a long time ago and it is also now the "industry winner", so no complaining there. Styletron is also older - created more than two years ago. However, CSS in…

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    Comment #19764404

    That's just partly true. From the Base Web website: "Base Web is a set of reusable React components that implements the Base Web design language and can be used in two different wa…

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    Comment #19764375

    We currently use https://screener.io/ for Base Web itself and working on an app that should automatically crawl all our web apps, analyze them and provide insights into how exactly…

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    Comment #19764352

    Right. We do exactly that as well. You can import all our styled subcomponents separately and then plug them back into render props. We just call it a bit differently - it's the "o…

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    Comment #19763610

    I get this concern and I used to have a very similar feeling about it. Uber had an older React component library that was more locked down in a way you pretty much described. Numbe…

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    Comment #19762986

    https://gist.github.com/tajo/a84d96f248d454d1226e12bb07c8157...

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    Comment #19762332

    What you describe in the first paragraph is exactly what you can do with overrides as well. Again, it gives you access to any subcomponent in the component and you can replace it w…

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    Comment #19761927

    I recommend to read through this to better understand the Base Web overrides: https://baseweb.design/theming/understanding-overrides/ It actually does everything you propose. For r…

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    Comment #19760600

    Are you talking about the theme? Can you be more specific?

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    Comment #19759980

    It does use Flow.