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2b709 No.1960

everyone seems to think that using
display: grid
is the only way to be modern. it creates so much unnecessary cognitive load when a simple flexbox setup handles the alignment perfectly fine. we are making our stylesheets unnecessarily complex by over-engineering every single component.
>just use the right tool for the job
i see too many devs nesting grids inside grids just to avoid learning how
flex-direction: column
works. it is not a flex of your skills, it is just bad practice

2b709 No.1961

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the nesting thing is exactly what drives me crazy during code reviews. it feels like people are using grid as a crutch whenever they encounter any alignment issue, even when
gap
and flex-direction would do the trick perfectly. does this happen more often with certain CSS frameworks or is it just a general trend in modern tutorials?



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