https://xkcd.com/927/ https://xkcd.com/927/ Backwards compatibility support will always require adding on new ways to do things and not removing stuff. I pers

https://xkcd.com/927/ https://xkcd.com/927/ Backwards compatibility support will always require adding on new ways to do things and not removing stuff. I personally find flexboxes frustrating at times and tend to limit my usage to non-grid spacing (footer columns, horizontal menus) and responsive vertical alignment. CSS grids are pretty cool, and maybe if you were just starting out it would be easier to pick up fresh than having to unlearn floating divs. Funny thing is that if you go back 25 years (pre-table layout era), everything was not only mobile compatible but your target viewport was 800x600 which I find the painful part of mobile compatibility these days - it's that ugly zone in-between a nice mobile/cell phone layout and having the whole desktop to work with.