Inline CSS at Khan Academy

3/31/2016

This blog post discusses Aphrodite, a library developed by Khan Academy for managing inline CSS in JavaScript. It explains the motivation behind creating Aphrodite and the challenges associated with managing inline styles in large-scale JavaScript applications. The post highlights the benefits of using Aphrodite, such as improved performance and modularity, and provides examples of how to use the library. It also discusses the integration of Aphrodite with other CSS-in-JS solutions and provides insights into the future development of the library. Overall, the post offers a comprehensive overview of Aphrodite and its advantages for managing inline CSS in JavaScript applications.

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