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[muddlebee]

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[troxler]

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LearnLayout.com is pretty dated though, and thus not an awesome resource anymore. I don't think we should add it to the list. Quality is more important than quantity.

[muddlebee]

Eh outdated? I don't agree with that. Everyone should have the basic foundations good before moving on to so called css frameworks.

[troxler]

Everyone should have the basic foundations good before moving on to so called css frameworks.

I agree with you on that.

Eh outdated? I don't agree with that.

Have a look at their repository and you can see by yourself that it indeed has not seen substantial updates in the last years. It also contains clearly outdated content, for example about box-sizing:

Since box-sizing is pretty new, you should use the -webkit- and -moz- prefixes for now, as I have in these examples. This technique enables experimental features in specific browsers. Also, keep in mind that this one is IE8+.

• Pretty new? The first browser to support box-sizing (with a vendor prefix) was Firefox 2 in 2006.
• Vendor prefixes are not needed for this attribute as there is not a single browser that does not support box-sizing directly and does have a worldwide usage of over 0.03%.
• IE8 has been released almost 9 years ago

All that seems pretty outdated to me.