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SVGO’s default cleanupIDs can strip IDs needed by CSS or JavaScript, breaking interactive SVGs. Learn how to configure SVGO safely for production.
Use Stylus's raw CSS blocks to write modern CSS features before they're natively supported, with practical trade-offs and verification steps.
Grunt's watch task can eliminate manual rebuilds during front-end development by monitoring source files and triggering tasks automatically, provided the file globs and output paths are scoped carefully to avoid loops and lag.
Use Stylus & nesting for BEM-style components, but cap depth at two or three levels to control specificity and keep overrides simple.
Stylus css literals let you embed raw CSS verbatim without parsing. Learn when to use the escape hatch for vendor prefixes and third-party snippets, and how to verify the output stays unchanged.
Vite Library Mode switches your build from an app bundle to a distributable package. Learn how to configure build.lib, manage peer dependencies, and verify the output.
Learn how Vite exposes only VITE_ prefixed environment variables to client code via import.meta.env, with a worked example, limits, and common pitfalls.
Default parameters cover most Less mixin needs; guards earn their keep for type checks and feature flags. A comparison table, a button example, and how to verify the compiled CSS.
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