wtf is todomvc?

This repository is a demo project that rebuilds a classic to-do list app using a tool called styled-components. It takes the well-known TodoMVC benchmark, a standard test app used to compare different web technologies, and recreates it with React and styled-components to show how styling can be handled directly within the code. The app itself is a simple task manager where users can add, complete, and delete daily tasks. The notable part is how the look and feel of the app are built. Instead of using separate style files, styled-components lets a developer write the visual styles directly alongside the app's logic in JavaScript. This means the button, text, and layout rules are all packaged together in the same code blocks. This project would primarily be useful for developers or technical founders who are learning about modern web development. If someone is trying to understand how styled-components works in a real application, this serves as a clear, hands-on example. It is also used as part of Speedometer 2.0, which is a performance benchmark that tests how fast web browsers can run interactive applications, so teams measuring software performance might also reference it. The README doesn't go into detail on setup or usage instructions, so anyone looking to run the project locally would likely need to be familiar with standard JavaScript development workflows. As a bare-bones demonstration, the focus is strictly on showing the code structure rather than providing a guided tutorial.