Layout is hard. And trying to use floats is a massive pain in the ass.
But what if we had a tried and true method for writing responsive layouts? ...
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I just wanted to say I think you did a great job explaining flex, I would totally use this to introduce my junior developers to flexbox. Thanks for putting this together :)
To follow up, it would be cool to explore some more complicated flex techniques, such as having a flex-wrap on a parent container, but having the inner elements centered but justified flex-start. That's something I don't really see in most other flex overviews.
Aww thank you!
I was actually digging into the more complex techniques a bit, and considered trying to include them, but decided to stick with the basics because those are a bit over my head right now. 😂
Does that mean, this will become a series ?? I use this for react native, so that could be interesting. Good post by the way, great information.
There is a very good chance of that, but I won't say for definite because I'm always horrible at keeping up with commitments. :P
Do we need another article on flexbox? There are already a ton of good articles and cheatsheets on flexbox... nothing new here
My reasoning behind this article was to really drill the properties into my head, and have a place I could come back to when I needed a refresh or to relook at something. Writing it all out myself makes it inherently understandable to me, and a much better resource for future me.
So nope, nothing new here. Just thought I'd post it in case any other Flexbox newbies found it useful. 🙂
Please be kind to who's actually producing content, you aren't. I don't get why you are getting so salty.
There's nothing new to you, but something presented "just so" could make a concept click for somebody. If you didn't get anything out of a particular article, that doesn't mean that nobody else did, and disparaging comments like that aren't at all helpful.
I, for one, still struggle a bit with flexbox and find that the more articles I read, the more it makes sense, so ... yes. We do need another article on flexbox.
Thanks! I will use it!