Sure. Frontend development, mostly on a single React-based project, for which we receive mockups from a dedicated designer. Using CSS modules, with SCSS (not sure we even needed the SCSS; we do sometimes use its nesting and ampersands; but I think we could have just as well written vanilla CSS syntax).
Other times, I would write web components with lit. With shadow dom, web components would have their own little bits of CSS, which provides sufficient amount of encapsulation that neither CSS modules nor SCSS are really necessary.
I don't have any problems with importing CSS from (S)CSS files or writing it inside of a LitElement-based web component. I don't have any problem with writing CSS by hand either. I find it strange that people would want to learn another domain-specific language for CSS, in addition to the CSS itself and DOM's camel-cased style dialect.
Other times, I would write web components with lit. With shadow dom, web components would have their own little bits of CSS, which provides sufficient amount of encapsulation that neither CSS modules nor SCSS are really necessary.
I don't have any problems with importing CSS from (S)CSS files or writing it inside of a LitElement-based web component. I don't have any problem with writing CSS by hand either. I find it strange that people would want to learn another domain-specific language for CSS, in addition to the CSS itself and DOM's camel-cased style dialect.
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