Re:Flexbox in 5 minutes
by brianzelip on Tuesday March 03, 2015 @12:22PM
(#9138961)
This is a well executed tutorial.
Bug: slide 32/53 reads
> [...] and click "resize flexbox".
The actual link reads "resize box", not "flexbox"
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I've been thoroughly enjoying working flexbox into frontend design. It really is what we've been missing. Slap autoprefixer into the flow and you have little to worry about if only targeting modern browsers.
The single-class oriented css toolkit Basscss.com has a flex-object module [1] that I've been getting miles out of lately. While it doesn't provide single classes for all flexible options, it's a good start and it's easy to add your own styles into the mix. Plus the documentation site itself is a great example of using flex. The Basscss author sort of operationalized Philip Walton's solved by flexbox stuff.
Re:Flexbox in 5 minutes
by creezy on Tuesday March 03, 2015 @12:47PM
(#9139190)
I noticed the bug too. Wondering if the author meant to have us type something else in instead? Anyone have a fix for this from the user side, or is this just a problem with the program?
> [...] and click "resize flexbox".
The actual link reads "resize box", not "flexbox" --- I've been thoroughly enjoying working flexbox into frontend design. It really is what we've been missing. Slap autoprefixer into the flow and you have little to worry about if only targeting modern browsers.
The single-class oriented css toolkit Basscss.com has a flex-object module [1] that I've been getting miles out of lately. While it doesn't provide single classes for all flexible options, it's a good start and it's easy to add your own styles into the mix. Plus the documentation site itself is a great example of using flex. The Basscss author sort of operationalized Philip Walton's solved by flexbox stuff.
[1] http://www.basscss.com/docs/layout/#flex-object