Production ready?

[rohmann]

Love where you're going with this.

Would you say this is more experimental? Or is there confidence in it being production ready?

[ausi]

One of its goals is definitely to be production ready, but since it didn’t reach version 1.0 yet, there may be breaking changes in the future, see #8 for example.

If you want to use it in production you should use the PostCSS plugin and check your CORS settings to get the best performance.

[rohmann]

Thank you sir! That really helps. It's certainly tempting even with the risk of things changing. I'll play around with it. Looking forward to see where things go with this project.

[rask]

I've been using this in a few projects just fine. Just had to create a Sass function for parsing the container query rules.

[rohmann]

@rask Awesome, thanks for chiming in to confirm. So would your Sass function be an alternative to the PostCSS plugin then?

[rask]

@rohmann Kind of yeah, I'm using just the prolyfill and running the Sass function to parse the classnames for the Sass->CSS conversion (instead of Sass->CSS->PostCSS). I made a Gist to show how I did it: https://gist.github.com/rask/434e96f603e8b439dc64

That function may need updating later on in case the syntax changes. I needed that for simple width/height defined container queries so there may be cases it doesn't work right.

[rohmann]

Nice! Thanks for sharing that :)

[rask]

@rohmann: @ausi made a pure mixin-based version of that function so you might want to check it out too: #17