The new w3c standard "CSS Houdini" gives you access to the css engine and let's you write your own css properties. That means no more polyfils, new exciting website designs and more possibilities and control on how the css is rendered on all browsers.

here some links

https://developers.google.com/web/...

https://smashingmagazine.com/2016/...

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Fuck. (Acts as a dot)

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Wtf? That sounds awesome!

@Mitiko yeah, but it's hard to explain the benefits and see the potential at first glimpse. And "Houdini" sounds like another js framework. So it won't take off as quickly like flexbox or grid layout I guess.

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so think for a moment, what would you do with it?