Learn to say popular CSS-in-JS styling library names correctly.
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How is styled-components (popular CSS-in-JS library for styling React with tagged template literals) correctly pronounced?
styled-components is pronounced 'STYLD kum-POH-nents' — 'styled' plus 'components', both plain English words. In a technical interview: "styled-components let us scope every rule to the component without a single global class name."
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How is Emotion (performant and flexible CSS-in-JS library for React) correctly pronounced?
Emotion (the CSS-in-JS library) is pronounced 'ih-MOH-shun' — exactly like the everyday word for a feeling, stress on MOH. In a technical interview: "Emotion's css prop let us style the button inline without leaving the JSX."
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How is Stitches (near-zero-runtime CSS-in-JS library with a built-in variant API) correctly pronounced?
Stitches is pronounced 'STIH-chez' — exactly like the everyday plural of 'stitch', stress on STIH. In a technical interview: "Stitches compiled our variants down to atomic classes, so runtime overhead stayed near zero."
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How is vanilla-extract (zero-runtime, type-safe CSS-in-TypeScript styling system) correctly pronounced?
vanilla-extract is pronounced 'vuh-NIL-uh EK-strakt' — 'vanilla' plus 'extract', both plain English words. In a technical interview: "vanilla-extract caught the typo in our spacing token at build time instead of in the browser."
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How is Linaria (zero-runtime CSS-in-JS library that extracts styles at build time) correctly pronounced?
Linaria is pronounced 'lih-NAHR-ee-uh' — stress on NAHR, four syllables. In a technical interview: "Linaria emitted a plain .css file, so the runtime never had to inject any styles at all."