Senior Frontend Engineer

Luis Serrano

I've built a simple React library that allows developers implement dark mode in their React-based websites, using the Context API.

How to add dark mode to your website

We use Sass at Remote, especially the .scss syntax. Sass gives our team features that don't exist yet in CSS, like nesting selectors, mixins, functions, and variables (although CSS has now custom properties they have differences), which are great for productivity.

How to structure your Sass codebase

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How to add dark mode to your website

How to structure your Sass codebase