Websites do NOT need to look the same on every browser.
This is key. I feel like especially now as a lot of language features are popping up faster than old browsers are dying, this needs to be understood. Grid makes things look beautiful, and that cannot always be matched 1-to-1 with something like a float or flexbox based layout.
Also, if you are interested in CSS Grid, you should follow Jen Simmons and Rachel Andrew on twitter; they are both Grid experts, and I believe they both helped write the specification.
Thank you, rest assured I already do follow them. Rachel helped write the specification, while both Jen and Rachel have been strong advocates for their implementation across browsers.
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Great article!
This is key. I feel like especially now as a lot of language features are popping up faster than old browsers are dying, this needs to be understood. Grid makes things look beautiful, and that cannot always be matched 1-to-1 with something like a float or flexbox based layout.
Also, if you are interested in CSS Grid, you should follow Jen Simmons and Rachel Andrew on twitter; they are both Grid experts, and I believe they both helped write the specification.
Thank you, rest assured I already do follow them. Rachel helped write the specification, while both Jen and Rachel have been strong advocates for their implementation across browsers.