I'm planning to create a free Scrimba course on CSS Grids. The first screencast will try to motivate people to start learning about CSS Grids (so that they enroll the course).
So my question is, does this screencast motivate you to learn about CSS Grids:
CSS Grids Part 1 - Why use CSS Grids instead of Bootstrap
(Note: the audio is done with normal mic. The full course will use a professional one so the voice will sound better.)
I love CSS grid and i will follow your scrimba if you do that, but the big problem about css grid is browser support as always.... cant use it at work ATM ... but i hope late 2018 -2019 start with full grid & flexbox combo!
Per Borgen
Co-founder of Scrimba
Jason Knight
The less code you use, the less there is to break
Not much, but that's due to a lack of transcripts. Videos do nothing for me as a user when it comes to LEARNING something.
NOT that the existing bootcrap code OR the rewrite using the grid layout module is any good since you're using classes to say what things should look like (left, right, etc) instead of what they ARE. (mainContent, extras, subsections) -- meaning you're missing the POINT of HTML.
Though yes, it's WAY cleaner than the train wreck of developer ineptitude that is bootcrap and its idiotic OOCSS style nonsense of slopping a half dozen classes onto everything.