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giving this bookstarts only because I read it too late, It was absolutely astar book when it came out, But nowthere have been

a couple changes to the spec, Especially that we now have gridgap, something which almost every example includes a wordy workaround for, That said, I still learned a lot, and had more pieces fall into place, CSS Grid covers an enourmous surfuce, and for a book this short it does a great job of covering it, The author, sitelinkRachel Andrew, is also my goto for indepth articles and conference talks on the subject,

To get a more uptodate and better perpective on layout in CSS, I'm positive sitelinkThe New CSS Layout, again by Rachel Andrew, is a better choice.
It also happens to be the book that I meant to buy when I accidentally picked this one ツ/

I found it to be a wonderful documentationlike book about grids.
However, here is my unsolicited opinion about CSS grids: theyre too much imperative and too way verbose, Flex boxes do just the same thing for you in a couple of lines,
Alright, you might have heard that grids are made for layouts whereas flexboxes are for the content I partially agree,
For more columnlike layouts those which resembles newspapers or unequal gallery tiles grids reduce the number of containers flexboxes forces us to have, as well as give us the ability to expand our content making use of grid areas.

Another thing: dynamically configured components on the page, With flex boxes, theyll just fit within, resizing the outer content a bit, With grids, we have to know in advance how our content is laid out, and adding something new will ruin the appearance, Helped me get up and going with CSS Grid, Though I have finished reading this book, it may be a reference for the years to come, It will become more clear with the spec is released soon, Great practical read. Recommend it for anyone who wants to stay on the cutting edge of web design/frontend development, Move out in front of the curve and learn how to use CSS Grid Layout today, Learn exactly what you need to know, from linebased positioning basics to evaluating template areas, with a detailed explanation of the new spec, Rachel Andrew guides you through experimenting with the grid and understanding browser adoption, and provides working examples to tinker on, so you can start pronto! A bit late to the game in getting to this book, however, I finally carved out some time to start looking into CSS Grid and for that reason alone, this book is a very nice introduction into understanding the basic ideas and syntax behind its usage.
Looking forward to starting to implement more grid layouts moving forward,
Buena introducción a CSS grid, Lástima que ya casi no armo sites, está para abandonar del todo Bootsrap y cualquier otro framework y hacer todo con CSS Grid I was a bit disappointed, not by the book but by the reality that the spec is only now, fully being implemented in browsers.
This is more than a full year since the books publication or maybesince the author began writing,

Any frontend designer will tell you that such is the pace of CSS spec development, As it stands I really won't be able to begin using this in production soon,

That is the rub,

Rachel Andrew makes her case and it's not even hard to do really, why Grid Layout is the future of CSS, It's that good so read up because you'll be using it soon enough, if not hopefully sooner, Good but rather short summary of CSS Grid layout methods, I sprinted through this after watching a grid course on Lynda, com. It's good to read an expert, but better to see code examples and layouts in stream, Rachel Andrew is a web developer, speaker and author who lives in Bristol, UK, She is the editor in chief of Smashing Magazine, .