Your opinion on CSS Grid?

best thing happend to css since the invention of css.

I like it, haven't had a chance to use it since we're already building with flex-layouts

Its flex in two dimensions. Its great.

@heyheni isn't it too complicated?

@waqas-ibrahim no

I love it, 24columns one in particular

@waqas-ibrahim nah, just copy paste the grid setup. Then take pen & paper and draw a grid and wireframe your stuff as you like it. Build it in css.

As a print designer i'm used to work with grids.

https://goo.gl/28DBYu
A Brief History of Grids | Graphics.com

@waqas-ibrahim also interesting in the field of webdesign are the new variable webfonts whose shape are programmaticaly controlled by css. That means you'll get a Sans Serif, Serif, Slab, bold, light variant and so on, with just one small font file.

https://vimeo.com/230756837

@stop @Jakuho @devrocket

@heyheni thanks for sharing. I read up on it. Seems very promising for the future.

I haven't used it, but I'm not a fan of the idea
https://devrant.io/rants/744684/...

@heyheni this is just great, thanks for sharing.

@itsdaniel0 I somewhat agree with you on this. As much I like clean and semantic markup I think grids just restrict the layout.