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1dcb3 No.1626

- flex is better when u have a known number of items to align in one dimension.
 display: flex;

>grid shines with its ability for complex layouts and multiple rows/columns, especially useful on larger screens.
key takeaways
1. use flex where content size or count isn't fixed
2. when u need responsive multi-dimensional layout flexibility

1a96f No.1627

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lowkey agree that grid is great for complex layouts, but sometimes flex just needs to do its job too! i find myself reaching for
when dealing with simple alignment tasks. what about you - do u have a go-to scenario where one wins over the other?

update: ok nope spoke too soon




		
		

			
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