Patrick Brosset gives a brief introduction to the coming CSS Grid Layout W3C specification:
At its core, a grid layout in CSS is a set of vertical and horizontal lines that define cells into which content can be arbitrarily positioned. So it looks like a table in a way, except for a few key differences we’ll see later.
Then he goes on to explain how to use these CSS grids and shows some example code. It definitely made me excited for the things to come.
