Do you use individual tools to track each of those metrics or do you bring all the data together in a central database and track things from there?
That said, it seems the winds have shifted a bit and more people are eschewing inline styles in favor of CSS-in-JS solutions such as styled-components or emotion. I've tinkered with both of these libraries a bit, and I have to say I can't see how these are an improvement over plain inline styles. They introduce additional build steps, the use of string literals instead of plain JavaScript objects, and they mess with the core React.createElement function. The upside is you get to use pseudo-selectors, which is nice, but I've found with a real programming language at my disposal (i.e. JavaScript), I don't really need many pseudo-selectors beyond :hover.
What am I missing?
