Man your content is so on point and so professionally made. Blows my mind how you can keep up content like this. Thank you so much for your support of developers. Like Steve Balmer always said, "DEVELOPERS, DEVELOPERS, DEVELOPERS!!!"
Great vid! Really like the animated entry. One technique I have used instead of lots of :nth-child(1) rules is to put variables on the element in the HTML. So for the animated grid example, the divs look like: a b c d and the CSS can be done in one rule: .card { animation: cardEntrance 700ms ease-out; animation-fill-mode: backwards; grid-area: var(--g); animation-delay: calc(var(--i) * var(--stagger-delay)); } - this keeps the repetition in the HTML where it is going to be anyway.
OOooo, I like this. Coming from Python/Java any kind of repetition has that bad code smell. The next thing I want to work out is to make the grid general enough to handle a variable number of children.
Goddammit, I have subscribed already and I somehow managed to miss this one. I'm a late-starter Millenial, but you make me feel like a little kid that sees new and exciting things with glee. The more we can do ourselves without relying on systems like bootstrap, the better. Not that bootstrap should be hated on either, but it's far too large for many projects. Thanks for your hard work!
You earned yourself another subscriber good sir! Thank you! P.S. (edited) I just finished watching and this is exactly what I was looking for! Thank you very much!
I saw this video a couple of months back, today a bug was raised at my current job about some cards not being shown correctly on smaller screens and I just had to come back to this video to remember how to do it, thanks man!
I can only agree with what everyone else is saying, your content is in a class of its own. You simplify complexity and have a talent for understanding concepts in such depth that you can convey the most useful bits clearly and logically. No surprise that your channel is doing so well. Thank you and respect!
I've been watching a lot of UA-cam videos to understand grid but never understood it but your videos explanations are so simple and easy to understand. Thanks bro
i absolutely love the mix of on-point content, clear structure and the occasional gifs and memes. your channel is one of instant recommendations for any web dev. thank you for putting so much effort into these videos.
I am a full-stack developer focused primarily on the backend. I am currently working on my frontend skills and your channel has been a very helpful resource. Thanks
You are just different then others. I am a begainer. To understand grid i have already watched 20+ video on UA-cam. But no one explained how i can make a photo gallery like this. This video is only 11 minutes long. But its explain a lot. 👌👌👌
This the the most well structured video I have seen on grid and it helped a ton. Thank you. Impressive how well you had such a liner path. Most vids I see kind of just throw a zillion terms at you and it’s kind of like information through a fire hose, but the flow of your video and the execution was perfect.
This was great! Followed along and learned a lot. One note for others: if you don't get the `grid-template-areas` exactly right, it will break everything. E.g. if you don't assign the "main" element correctly or have even one element misassigned, the whole layout gets destroyed.
I use basic grid, but I had no idea you could do these animations with only css. That's a killer. I might never use this in a production app, but it sure is fun learning how. Thanks.
Man, I love your content so much, you and Traversy media are like the Webdev gods hahaha, both of you are incredibly helpful. I'll be sure to tell you if I ever get a job, cause it'll be thanks to your teachings.
Doing my Databases 1 class final project rn on Angular with Material Design. This is VERY helpful. I'm 100% sure I'll still be checking out this video when in my first job.
ooohh how I miss Boss Ross' show. I'm not an artist but his voice and the energy he put into his paint work is almost like me building a website for a client!
Great informative video! Question: When should you use Flexbox and when should you use CSS Grid for layout? Does one have an advantage over the other in terms of layout flexibility?
I would lean towards grid if you have a layout that requires BOTH columns and rows. Lean towards flexbox you just have something with single row/col, like a card or navbar.
I love your videos, I was looking just because they are entertainment, but after a while you present me this complex world in a way so enjoyable and simple that i love it and i start to build apps. THX YOU (LLL)
Yes! Thanks to Emmet extension that's installed in VS Code out of the box. It can also be used in other editors, it's not tied to VS Code, it was created way before it :D
I feel grid and flex work hand-in-hand. For a website I worked on, I tried to mimic Bootstrap because my employer didn't want to use external dependencies. Recently I was given free reign on another page and I've built it with a flex sidebar-main content duo and a sticky header inside the main, but for the content itself everything is using a 12 wide grid and cards. I can attest that it's much less clutter than bootstrap while having the same outcome
auto-fit for responsive is the best that I didn't know about. I'm from using CSS framework. All of them even the best out there didn't get what I want like code split for each pages. Now I need to learn pure CSS to get more control
You, kick my ass. Your like "Tech with Tim" on coke. I realized as you were buzzing through this tonight, my solution. I can watch your vid's, consume the mega cool content, but slow the video down by about 50% and then I' can follow. LOL, seriously, you are that teacher, that walks in, smokes through the presentation while the classroom goes numb. I bet you think at this speed too. LOL, kicks my ass everytime. Quality content, delivered FULL FREAKING SPEED WITHOUT ANY PAUSES. lol..... kudos.
Yes, the only thing I was lost was the html and where he was putting those classes. I couldn't get it to take up the 3 rows but only two regardless of what I put in the css properties, so he lost me there. I'm sure I'll figure it out after a few more videos and playing around with it.
@@josephlivengood4508 Yeah, I think his stuff is more "overview" and geared towards those that are a little ways along in the mission. Aka, you fill in the blanks. It's always good stuff, high quality, it's just delivererd at blistering speed.
Your content is unmatched in quality, timeliness and usefulness.
Couldn't agree more
Still the GOAT :)
Man your content is so on point and so professionally made. Blows my mind how you can keep up content like this. Thank you so much for your support of developers. Like Steve Balmer always said, "DEVELOPERS, DEVELOPERS, DEVELOPERS!!!"
James Best I have to agree
Definitely - my understanding of grid was growing, but five minutes of this video and it's multiplied ten fold.
you took the words out of my mouth. Hip hip for Fireship
Indeed, amazing lesson!
Like Steve Balmer always said: "I'm hungry. Bring me another baby"
Great vid! Really like the animated entry. One technique I have used instead of lots of :nth-child(1) rules is to put variables on the element in the HTML. So for the animated grid example, the divs look like:
a
b
c
d
and the CSS can be done in one rule:
.card {
animation: cardEntrance 700ms ease-out;
animation-fill-mode: backwards;
grid-area: var(--g);
animation-delay: calc(var(--i) * var(--stagger-delay));
}
- this keeps the repetition in the HTML where it is going to be anyway.
Thank you
OOooo, I like this. Coming from Python/Java any kind of repetition has that bad code smell. The next thing I want to work out is to make the grid general enough to handle a variable number of children.
I need to start using this over Bootstrap. Awesome video as always!
You won't be disappointed, it only took an hour or two to replace all my grids on Fireship.io
@@Fireship wth man, your fireship.io website is just so awesome dang it
It's been 3 years and I keep coming back to videos like this to re-learn. Lots of love, my Captain!
It's amazing how in a short period of time you manage to cover alot about the topic. Simple, highly educational and easy to watch, simply awesome!
2:57 let's start by giving our children a little bit of spacing. 🤣
Jeff, you must/will be a great father. 😍
I was just watching this video now and saw your comment, Jeff had a child recently! Congratulations to him:3
@@zafirhasananogh2421 wow, thanks for reminding of this comment I made, now it's come true, I say congratulations again, Jeff, as well. 🥳😄
been practicing grid for a year and didn't know about auto-fit / auto-fill mode
thanks a lot!
lol yeah me too
lool
The card entry animation is beautiful 😍
*A backend dev here* just to say that İ understood everything amazing
Front end is so hard. Back end has it easy.
Ï don't understand your letter Ī
Goddammit, I have subscribed already and I somehow managed to miss this one. I'm a late-starter Millenial, but you make me feel like a little kid that sees new and exciting things with glee. The more we can do ourselves without relying on systems like bootstrap, the better. Not that bootstrap should be hated on either, but it's far too large for many projects. Thanks for your hard work!
You earned yourself another subscriber good sir! Thank you!
P.S. (edited)
I just finished watching and this is exactly what I was looking for! Thank you very much!
I saw this video a couple of months back, today a bug was raised at my current job about some cards not being shown correctly on smaller screens and I just had to come back to this video to remember how to do it, thanks man!
I can only agree with what everyone else is saying, your content is in a class of its own. You simplify complexity and have a talent for understanding concepts in such depth that you can convey the most useful bits clearly and logically. No surprise that your channel is doing so well. Thank you and respect!
I watch this video during my workout, and I have to hurry finishing it up so that I can write the code out. Awsome video, man
I find it insane that you don't have like a billion subs - your videos are extremely helpful and perfect length - freaking great man!!!
I think this maybe the best css Grid video I have yet seen
I've been watching a lot of UA-cam videos to understand grid but never understood it but your videos explanations are so simple and easy to understand. Thanks bro
UA-cam really needs to add a Superlike button, especially for this video! I'd hit it in a heartbeat
As a newbie web developer , Learning grid for me is super awesome , thanks to you mate cheers .
i absolutely love the mix of on-point content, clear structure and the occasional gifs and memes. your channel is one of instant recommendations for any web dev. thank you for putting so much effort into these videos.
I am a full-stack developer focused primarily on the backend. I am currently working on my frontend skills and your channel has been a very helpful resource. Thanks
You are just different then others. I am a begainer. To understand grid i have already watched 20+ video on UA-cam. But no one explained how i can make a photo gallery like this. This video is only 11 minutes long. But its explain a lot. 👌👌👌
Pure gold. Short and precise, 0 bullshit. Reminds me of legendary 'kudvenkat' channel for .NET.
Good job man! Teaches GRID very well. Great presentation with simple-to-understand demos! SMASHING the LIKE button!!!!
Man - why haven't I seen this video before?? This is an awesome explanation!
I have used grid before and watched many videos on it but this is by far the best video I came across.
That idea for passing the grid-area as the shape it occupies in the final layout is fantastic, I love it! Great video, thank you!
Respect, die best tutorial i watched for CSS-Grid right now!
Omg, thats amazing... incredible how you can work for years in the code writing industry and learn something every day
I'm working on website for 8 hours now, and seeing this video is blessing
how could one make an explanation video in such a short duration, yet the explanation itself is so on-point
This the the most well structured video I have seen on grid and it helped a ton. Thank you. Impressive how well you had such a liner path. Most vids I see kind of just throw a zillion terms at you and it’s kind of like information through a fire hose, but the flow of your video and the execution was perfect.
THANK YOU i was looking for ages for such an easy to follow Explanation
You explain this very well, and thank you so much for not having distracting background music!
I watch a few videos and read a few articles on CSS Grid. Your explanation helps me understand repeat(#, size)
Man I was woefully in need of good grid tutorials. Yours is awesome! 👏🏼
Please keep more grid coming!
Super helpful, Each part deserve a detailed video itself, thanks
This was great! Followed along and learned a lot. One note for others: if you don't get the `grid-template-areas` exactly right, it will break everything. E.g. if you don't assign the "main" element correctly or have even one element misassigned, the whole layout gets destroyed.
This video is great! I've been trying to level up my CSS. There is way too much CSS in my projects. This is a perfect way to cut down my CSS volume.
SO PROUD of this channel ! Thank you so much Jeff for your excellent work
I never writte coments on videos but yours is just sublime, thanks alot.
This is great😬I was struggling with css fitting for years, I just learned how grid can wrap all the problems up...
Unbelievable the quantity of amazing content you crank out. Thank you!
I started playing with grid for the first time last week. I LOVE IT.
I use basic grid, but I had no idea you could do these animations with only css. That's a killer. I might never use this in a production app, but it sure is fun learning how. Thanks.
hear hear!!!
The basic grid was exactly what I needed for my website. Thanks!
It is nice to see developer advocate using Firefox for their demos.
I actually use brave for the most part, but firefox has an awesome grid inspector.
I love the clips you add in your videos, they crack me up lol.
Man, I love your content so much, you and Traversy media are like the Webdev gods hahaha, both of you are incredibly helpful. I'll be sure to tell you if I ever get a job, cause it'll be thanks to your teachings.
Doing my Databases 1 class final project rn on Angular with Material Design. This is VERY helpful. I'm 100% sure I'll still be checking out this video when in my first job.
ooohh how I miss Boss Ross' show. I'm not an artist but his voice and the energy he put into his paint work is almost like me building a website for a client!
Sensational content. I love the way you explain and demonstrate how things works. Big thank you!
Great informative video! Question: When should you use Flexbox and when should you use CSS Grid for layout? Does one have an advantage over the other in terms of layout flexibility?
I would lean towards grid if you have a layout that requires BOTH columns and rows. Lean towards flexbox you just have something with single row/col, like a card or navbar.
Fireship yup, makes sense - cheers for the reply 👍
Found this Channel around one week ago and man i love every single Minute of your content. :)
I love your videos, I was looking just because they are entertainment, but after a while you present me this complex world in a way so enjoyable and simple that i love it and i start to build apps. THX YOU (LLL)
Wow that was two years ago?!?!?!?!
Great video. CSS is so much
Jeez, Im in love with this channel. It's like Jeff knows what I want to learn about!
The highest quality content on web-dev on the web. Thanks 🙏
Thank u very much.
I knew how to work with basic grid properties but u made it very easy and clear for me.
Such perfect video on grid and mainly lot of valuable information put together in 12min video..that is just great
I have never heard about this until now, interesting feature.
your editing is on whole under level, loved 0:40 a lot 😂😂
Starting off with the legendary Bob Ross! Instant fan
Awesome video and examples! Hope you will add a lot more of these about CSS Grid
THE BEST GRID LAYOUT VIDEO THERE IS
Awesome video as always! Well made and easy to follow. Thank you.
Finally, Chrome Dev Tools has grid visualization 😍
This is literally an underrated channel!
This is the best grid lesson ever!
That is exactly what I was looking for! ily man
Great video. As an update to it, we now have @container in CSS 3.
0:33 not gonna lie this snippet would make a banger of a lo-fi hip hop track
Great video! Your channel deserves more than this.
Your videos are godlike in both presentation, flow and content. 11/10
Thnaks a lot :) You made me fall in love with CSS
dude your course is golden
thank you very much for your video, it feels so good to follow you step by step, keep up the great work man
How can you keep uploading so many videos so fast and in such great quality.
Have you premade them?
GJ✌️
holy cow grid is so much better than bootsrap. Thanks for the detailed explanations!!
Thank you so much for this video. I had difficulties to learn grid in the last days but now you solved all my problems :p
🤯. I just learned css-grid. Thanks you!
animation-fill-mode: backwards;
repeat(3, hit("head", "desk"));
print("It is so easy -_-, thank you learned something valuable");
1:55 instead of "html" just type "!" and autocomplete.
Yes! Thanks to Emmet extension that's installed in VS Code out of the box. It can also be used in other editors, it's not tied to VS Code, it was created way before it :D
It's just a preference.
you can write “!” or “html” or “doc”. your choice. (I prefer doc because you don’t have that DOCTYPE at the start of file)
jonh
i think he knows it, maybe he wants to use html to avoid confusing
Wow. Wish other tutorials were this good
Two years later still incredible
I feel grid and flex work hand-in-hand. For a website I worked on, I tried to mimic Bootstrap because my employer didn't want to use external dependencies. Recently I was given free reign on another page and I've built it with a flex sidebar-main content duo and a sticky header inside the main, but for the content itself everything is using a 12 wide grid and cards. I can attest that it's much less clutter than bootstrap while having the same outcome
I started learning Grid today and you uploaded it!
Thanks from New Zealand
Thanks, I just had an awesome vacation in NZ last month :)
@@Fireship oh word!
Thank you for the excellent video.......volumes of info ....in minutes......
auto-fit for responsive is the best that I didn't know about. I'm from using CSS framework. All of them even the best out there didn't get what I want like code split for each pages. Now I need to learn pure CSS to get more control
grids are a lifesaver
You, kick my ass. Your like "Tech with Tim" on coke. I realized as you were buzzing through this tonight, my solution. I can watch your vid's, consume the mega cool content, but slow the video down by about 50% and then I' can follow. LOL, seriously, you are that teacher, that walks in, smokes through the presentation while the classroom goes numb. I bet you think at this speed too. LOL, kicks my ass everytime. Quality content, delivered FULL FREAKING SPEED WITHOUT ANY PAUSES. lol..... kudos.
Yes, the only thing I was lost was the html and where he was putting those classes. I couldn't get it to take up the 3 rows but only two regardless of what I put in the css properties, so he lost me there. I'm sure I'll figure it out after a few more videos and playing around with it.
@@josephlivengood4508 Yeah, I think his stuff is more "overview" and geared towards those that are a little ways along in the mission. Aka, you fill in the blanks. It's always good stuff, high quality, it's just delivererd at blistering speed.
Thank you for sharing this, this knowledge is literally gold
Jeff!! Intro Music Name pls???
loved the video btw, using grid from now on.
The best content in time. Loved it
Two years later and you're a Tailwind fan which is nothing but crazy mark up :)
Thanks a lot man, you nailed the CSS Grid :)
You save me from wasting hours of my life learning these subjects the hard way
simply perfect !, thanks dude awesome video tutorial as always !
IFLYV (I F'n Love Your Videos). I've rarely ever seen such a high like/dislike ratio on any videos across UA-cam.