Remember when browsers weren’t evergreen? Feature testing and cutting the mustard were more common practices. But it’s impressive how quickly things ship now.
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@zachleat yes! Easy to forget. I remember seeing flexbox proposed, had a little cry and carried on using float for 5 years.
@dogwonder somehow I blinked and container queries were supported in all the evergreens 😅
@zachleat @dogwonder I'm on the fence on CQs. Maybe I just need to really lock down my patterns because it's very easy to make a page that has a jumpy layout every time you resize the window a pixel
@dogwonder @zachleat OMG YES THIS!
I ended up skipping flexbox altogether for a while and jumped right into CSS Grid before I realized they do two different things.
@cferdinandi @zachleat 😀 I still feel they might take CSS grid away from us. It’s too good.
@zachleat To think that future gerations of web developers may never know the joy and calm relief that .clearfix brought
@Robb to think I’ve been using .clearbroke all this time
@zachleat Yeah I was thinking about that this AM. These days the worst case is usually a user hasn't restarted Chrome.app in a month or so.
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@tbeseda 🎉🎉🎉🎉
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@zachleat Except for Firefox ESR… (still quicker than Internet Explorer though 😂)