Choose Your Frontend Gang: CSS Grid vs Flexbox

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Choose Your Frontend Gang: CSS Grid vs Flexbox

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The eternal frontend gang war nobody asked for. CSS Grid vs Flexbox is like choosing between two slightly different hammers while your app is on fire. Grid gang rolls up with their two-dimensional layout swagger, while Flexbox crew flexes their one-dimensional flow. Meanwhile, the backend devs are watching from a distance wondering why we're killing each other over boxes when they've been wrestling with database migrations all week. The real pros just use both and move on with their lives.

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