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What is Grid?

In various contexts, "Grid" can refer to different technologies. Commonly, it refers to a grid computing system, which is a distributed computing infrastructure that enables the sharing of resources across multiple administrative domains. This allows for solving complex computational problems that would be too intensive for a single machine. Another interpretation may refer to electrical grids, which are networks for delivering electricity from suppliers to consumers. It can also simply be a layout or framework (e.g., a grid of data in a spreadsheet or a geographical grid system).

What other technologies are related to Grid?

Grid Complementary Technologies

Flexbox is a one-dimensional layout model, while Grid is two-dimensional. They can be used together to create complex layouts, making Flexbox complementary to Grid.
mentioned alongside Grid in 20% (457) of relevant job posts
Media queries allow you to adapt your layout based on screen size or device. They are often used with Grid to create responsive designs.
mentioned alongside Grid in 9% (51) of relevant job posts
Flexbox is a one-dimensional layout model, while Grid is two-dimensional. They can be used together to create complex layouts, making Flex complementary to Grid.
mentioned alongside Grid in 3% (128) of relevant job posts

Which organizations are mentioning Grid?

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Apple
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Oracle
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