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7c8c8 No.1833

just stumbled onto this breakdown of
display: grid-lanes;
and it is pretty wild how much we can do now. you can basically build a full masonry layout with custom widths and correct tab order without needing any javascript at all.
>it is actually progressive-enhanceable spoilerwhich means the old way still works[. Is anyone else planning to ditch their masonry libraries for this?

article: https://master.dev/blog/the-field-guide-to-grid-lanes/

7c8c8 No.1834

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>>1833
the biggest concern for me is still browser support for smth that isnt standard flex or grid. id love to move away from
masonry.js
, but i cant risk the layout breaking on any version of safari that hasnt implemented it yet.
>progressive enhancement is great in theory

but for a production-level dashboard, im still sticking to the old reliable grid tracks until we see more stable implementation specs.


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