Flexbox Adventures
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Flexbox Adventures
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#2This little tool is neat for making quick flexbox structures: http://maxsteenbergen.com/fibonacci/
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#3This makes doing layouts in css so much easier. I can't wait until we can drop al the grid frameworks and use this instead.
Another good explanation on CSS-Tricks: http://css-tricks.com/snippets/css/a-guide-to-flexbox/ Browser support: http://caniuse.com/#search=flexbox
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#4I'm using a multitude of nested flexboxen in a web app currently in testing and it's working well. There may be theoretical performance issues and slightly odd behaviour at points but nothing I've noticed -- main thing is all the layout-juggling JS I didn't have to write...
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#5Wow it's really impressive.
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#6This little tool is neat for making quick flexbox structures: http://maxsteenbergen.com/fibonacci/
Amazing little tool, thank you!
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#7According to caniuse.com it is fully supported on all major browsers now too.
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#8I remember about 4 years ago I discovered flexbox but of course it didn't have good browser support yet and there were even a few other competing proposed CSS solutions.
Just last month I started using it on a production application for the first time. We all talk about the web moving fast, but 4 years is a long damn time to have to wait. Especially considering I was doing a lot of WPF/Silverlight at the time as well and this type of layout support was built in from the start.
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#9I remember about 4 years ago I discovered flexbox but of course it didn't have good browser support yet and there were even a few other competing proposed CSS solutions. Just last month I started using it on a production application for the first time. We all talk about the web moving fast, but 4 years is a long damn time to have to wait. Especially considering I was doing a lot of WPF/Silverlight at the time as well…
You didn't really have to wait that long, I used it on a site a year ago (Autumn 2013) and managed IE8 support along with FF, Chrome, IE8+ with a combination of the 'old' flexbox and the new (+ a couple of IE hacks).
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#10According to caniuse.com it is fully supported on all major browsers now too.
Yes, but are you willing to forgo IE8, IE9, and IE10 support?
http://www.netmarketshare.com/browser-market-share.aspx?qpri...
Let's hope Windows 10 is a huge hit.