What I don't like with Bootstrap-style grid layout is that it forces you to think your layout into an arbitrary 12-columns grid. In addition, every time you learn a new CSS framework, you need to learn their grid system, whereas Flexbox & CSS Grid are just waiting in your browser to be used.
IMO, with Flexbox & CSS Grid, we won't need third-party grid systems (all the more true if a project doesn't need to support Internet Explorer).
BTW, here's a great course to get started with CSS Grid: cssgrid.io
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What I don't like with Bootstrap-style grid layout is that it forces you to think your layout into an arbitrary 12-columns grid. In addition, every time you learn a new CSS framework, you need to learn their grid system, whereas Flexbox & CSS Grid are just waiting in your browser to be used.
IMO, with Flexbox & CSS Grid, we won't need third-party grid systems (all the more true if a project doesn't need to support Internet Explorer).
BTW, here's a great course to get started with CSS Grid: cssgrid.io
Wes Bos course are always a must.
By the way there is also one (free) for flexbox : flexbox.io/
Hi Jerome! Thanks for the resource 🤗