It took me 6 years to realize I had a great idea
Today is a bit of a story about how sometimes it can take a really long time to realize that you've actually had a really good idea. Or, well, that's the case for me, at least. You see, I recently have become so excited about how we can use a CSS feature that I'm changing my approach to creating the core structure for websites going forward. The sort of final version of this idea I'm talking about is something that I posted about this week on my main channel, but in reality, it's something I figured out over five years ago, and I just never realized how great it was at the time. Or rather, I realized I was onto something, and then, for reasons we'll get to later, I stopped bothering with it and eventually totally forgot about it. Other awesome stuff around the web: * CSS Wrapped: 2023 on the Chrome for Developers blog [https://developer.chrome.com/blog/css-wrapped-2023] * A few ways CSS is easier to write in 2023 by Geoff Graham [https://www.smashingmagazine.com/2023/11/few-ways-css-easier-write-2023] What I've been up to this week (and other links of mine that I mentioned): * My first video on Grid [https://youtu.be/plRcoRqLriw] * My video from 2018 on grid as a container replacement [https://youtu.be/eC2v0v229Ec] * My recent video on using grid as a container replacement [https://youtu.be/eC2v0v229Ec] * My video from this week that expands on that idea [https://youtu.be/cf-J4ffMBfo] * I ranked the CSS units into different tiers [https://youtu.be/S0wilV67hjQ]