docs: fix some more spelling issues (#167)
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title: "Stitches"
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ring: trial
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quadrant: languages-and-frameworks
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tags: [coding, frontend]
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title: "Stitches"
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quadrant: languages-and-frameworks
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tags: [coding, frontend]
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Stitches is a lightweight & performant CSS-in-JS styling library with a focus on component architecture and developer experience.
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Stitches is a lightweight & performant CSS-in-JS styling library with a focus on component architecture and developer
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experience.
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Unlike most CSS-in-JS libraries, Stitches promises near-zero runtime costs. This is possible by avoiding unnecessary prop interpolations and defining variants upfront.
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Unlike most CSS-in-JS libraries, Stitches promises near-zero runtime costs. This is possible by avoiding unnecessary
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prop interpolations and defining variants upfront.
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Stitches has a fully typed API to provide an awesome developer experience. It comes with built-in theme support, server-side rendering & much more.
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Stitches has a fully typed API to provide an awesome developer experience. It comes with built-in theme support,
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server-side rendering & much more.
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At AOE we use Stitches when we want to write performant and scalable CSS, but don't want to give up the flexibility and developer experience of React components.
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At AOE we use Stitches when we want to write performant and scalable CSS, but don't want to give up the flexibility and
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developer experience of React components.
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