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CSS Grid course

Wes Bos

4 recommenders · 4 threads · recommended in 2 years, 2018–2020 · score 3.0

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A free short course by Wes Bos teaching CSS Grid, the two-dimensional layout system for arranging page elements in rows and columns. It is one of two free layout courses he offers alongside a flexbox course.

Commenters call it a free, useful resource for learning modern CSS layout, and point to it as a go-to for Grid after the MDN article.

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  1. RecommendsHanswolebror/webdev2020in “Monthly Getting Started / Web Dev Career Thread”▲ 1

    On top of freecodecamp I would look into Wes Bos, he has two free courses on css flexbox and css grid which are both incredibly important for modern websites

  2. Recommendskostaslibr/webdev2018in “Advice for a beginner, should I use bootstrap/express/nodejs/jquery when first starting?”

    Hey, welcome aboard! The web is an amazing platform with endless possibilities, you are going to love it! The community is moving fast but don't let that scare you away. Take one step at a time and focus on modern, standard technologies to get involved with. The web relies a lot on backwards…

  3. RecommendsLanktacularr/webdev2018in “Beginner Questions - August 24, 2018”

    Imo, flex & grid's syntax is harder to grok, but easier to implement. Once you get your head around things like justify-content, align-items and align-content, then you'll feel very comfortable reaching for flexbox. I recommend Wes Bos's courses for both (which are free).

  4. Recommends_wilmr/webdev2018in “Who Killed The Junior Developer?”

    React is awesome! I learned it in bootcamp, but Wes Bos has a React video series (its not free, though) and I really like his teaching style a lot. I used his videos on CSS grid and did his 30 day vanilla JavaScript challenge - both of which were awesome (and ARE free). One thing I don’t like…

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