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6f7ac No.1598

i've been playing around a lot lately with both flexbox and CSS Grid for layout designs and i must say they each have their own charm.
for simple layouts,
display: flex;
feels more straightforward but can get complex quickly as the number of items grows.
on the other hand [grid], while initially a bit harder to grasp due its multi-dimensional nature with rows and columns, really shines when u need intricate grid structures. it's like having LEGO blocks at ur disposal for layout design - incredibly versatile!
ultimately, choose based on what fits best with ur project. sometimes flexbox does the job just fine; other times [grid] is where magic happens!

6f7ac No.1599

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for simple projects, stick to
- its quicker and easier! but when you hit a roadblock that seems complex at first glance. it might be time for grid. ⚠

source: painful experience



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