AI Changelog

New Features

Documentation: The documentation now includes a search feature, making it easier for users to find the information they need quickly.
Styling: Users can now utilize components as selectors when using object syntax, enhancing flexibility in styling components.
Website: The Emotion website has been migrated to Gatsby, providing a fresh design and improved performance.

Performance: A new, simpler hashing strategy is implemented to improve performance when a file system is available, reducing potential build issues.
Styling: The create-emotion-styled proxy now works seamlessly with react-hot-loader, ensuring a smoother development experience.
Examples: The examples in the README have been updated to include reactivesearch, providing users with more relevant resources.
Error Handling: Users receive clearer error messages when using the styled shorthand without the necessary Babel plugin, improving the development experience.

Fix styles not being applied to link buttons on the Emotion site, ensuring a consistent appearance across the homepage.
Fix a layout issue on the homepage, enhancing the first impression for new users visiting the site.
Fix the issue where nested themes do not update correctly when the outer theme changes, ensuring consistent styling across components.
Fix extra whitespace in the cx function, improving the cleanliness of generated class names.
Fix the Reusable Media Queries example on the website, ensuring it functions correctly for users.

Add a new section to the README showcasing Postmates as a user of Emotion, highlighting real-world applications of the library.

Documentation: The documentation now includes a search feature, making it easier for users to find the information they need quickly.
Styling: Users can now utilize components as selectors when using object syntax, enhancing flexibility in styling components.
Website: The Emotion website has been migrated to Gatsby, providing a fresh design and improved performance.

Performance: A new, simpler hashing strategy is implemented to improve performance when a file system is available, reducing potential build issues.
Styling: The create-emotion-styled proxy now works seamlessly with react-hot-loader, ensuring a smoother development experience.
Examples: The examples in the README have been updated to include reactivesearch, providing users with more relevant resources.
Error Handling: Users receive clearer error messages when using the styled shorthand without the necessary Babel plugin, improving the development experience.

Fix styles not being applied to link buttons on the Emotion site, ensuring a consistent appearance across the homepage.
Fix a layout issue on the homepage, enhancing the first impression for new users visiting the site.
Fix the issue where nested themes do not update correctly when the outer theme changes, ensuring consistent styling across components.
Fix extra whitespace in the cx function, improving the cleanliness of generated class names.
Fix the Reusable Media Queries example on the website, ensuring it functions correctly for users.

Add a new section to the README showcasing Postmates as a user of Emotion, highlighting real-world applications of the library.