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Add ADR for adopting Styled Components as a global styling strategy across CFIA projects #94
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@CFIALeronB preferable to keep this as draft until you've fixed the failed checks
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We should consider keeping both as CSS is still so prevalent in the industry: https://w3techs.com/technologies/details/ce-css
- Pros: Familiarity and simplicity. | ||
- Cons: Scalability issues, potential naming conflicts, and less dynamic styling capabilities. | ||
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2. **Other CSS-in-JS Libraries:** |
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We should probably detail few of those.
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- [Styled Components Official Documentation](https://styled-components.com/docs) | ||
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## Alternatives Considered |
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Should also show the pro and cons for Styled Components.
@CFIALeronB one check fails and some comments from @k-allagbe need follow up |
Introduce an ADR documenting the adoption of Styled Components as the standard for CSS styling across all CFIA projects, outlining benefits, decision rationale, and comparisons with alternatives.
#92