Description
This class is about learning how flexboxes work.
Did you hear about them before?
Did you hear about them before?
It's a module, that has roots at Mozilla. It's a big timesaver for Frontend developers.
You'll never want to create an HTML page without flexboxes after this course.
You'll never want to create an HTML page without flexboxes after this course.
We'll learn only basic things. Specification mostly.
All CSS properties related to flexboxes.
And we'll have a set of easy practical lessons.
For each practice lesson, I advise you to recreate an example from scratch(no copy-paste) by your hands.
And we'll have a set of easy practical lessons.
For each practice lesson, I advise you to recreate an example from scratch(no copy-paste) by your hands.
Be aware, that this course touching only flexbox basics, so you need to know HTML and CSS.
TOOLKIT
Github- if you ok to share your code with other - My current pick
Bitbucket - if you want to have a free storage
Google drive or Dropbox - if you just want to save your code at cloud
You can also use Codesandbox or other online editors.
For practice lessons, I'll use CodePen.
For practice lessons, I'll use CodePen.
But I'm sure - for your project, you'll decide to use a code editor.
Code editors
Sublime - I use it around 6 years. small size and everything important
Atom because it's backed by the GitHub team and it also has a Github sync.
Sublime - I use it around 6 years. small size and everything important
Atom because it's backed by the GitHub team and it also has a Github sync.
If you want to save your project tasks, you can use Trello
If you want to have some flexbox practice, you can check this game: flexboxfroggy
For flexbox prefixing please google "flexbox prefixes SASS"