Do you use Flexbox in production?

Question

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2 years ago they said - early. And now?
Would you risk using Flexbox in your work
A) On a large project (Bank)
B) On a landing page C
) On an information portal with a large audience?
Is it time to use Flexbox as your primary responsive layout, or is it too early?

Answer 1

I have been using it for a couple of years as a progressive improvement:
1. First, I write the markup the old fashioned way through float, display-table or inline-block. In this case, the result may differ slightly from the design, be simpler, the main thing is to look neat.
2. Through modernizr I define flexbox support and rewrite the markup on flexbox. Everything has to be by design.
Lately, I've been starting to do the opposite: first I write the markup on flexbox. And then through .no-flexbox degradation to the old float, display-table or inline-block.

Answer 2

As far as I remember, Microsoft has now stopped supporting the old IE, that is, the current ones - IE11 & Edge.
They support flex.
Other IE nerds can be shown a warning with content like "you're using ancient browser, upgrade'.

Answer 3

It all depends on which browsers to support. If IE >= 10, then you can use

Answer 4

About a year ago, they started using it on some blocks, if the TOR does not require IE8+ (by default, it hasn’t been around for a long time), we still use the bootstrap for the main grid. I’m also thinking whether it’s time to make the main grid with flexes.
And the bank (and the gosses and "okologos") will most likely need the support of the latest dinosaurs