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I guess you're talking about GSS, which works fine, but I haven't seen any mention of it on the internets until this. What bugs me most is that we're stuck with what browsers provide, and they not gonna do display: cassowary; or display: kiwi; no matter how loud you cry for something a little more sane than a bunch of css crutches glued together.

I'd totally use this too.

https://gss.github.io/

http://overconstrained.io/



The Houdini Layout API is specifically designed to allow adding things like display: cassowary and display: kiwi

https://houdini.glitch.me/layout

There's much discussion within browser makers about making it so you're not stuck with only what they provide.


I was going to say exactly this - Houdini is a set of APIs that exposes the (CSS) layout engine to you in CSS to do all sorts of custom funky things.


Oh, that looks so promising that just glancing over that page and seeing a request/allocate cycle felt like a breath of fresh air (well, good old fresh). Thanks for sharing!




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