It's always interesting observing multiple people attack the same problem. Sometimes they aren't even aware of each other. Like how Isaac Newton invented calculus in the mid 1660's in England, then Gottfried Leibniz did the same a decade or so later, independently (or so it is said). I just read Ibrahim Bendebka's recent take on…

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A roundup of independent discoveries around the same CSS layout problem: achieving even-height image grids using flexbox and aspect ratios. Multiple developers across different years arrived at similar solutions using flex-grow and pre-calculated aspect ratios. Also covers the 'logo soup' problem of balancing logos with different aspect ratios and visual weights, touches on CSS grid lanes as an emerging standard, and links to additional CSS layout resources.

Chris’ Corner: Even Grids