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Grid components like Row and Col have become essential tools for creating responsive designs. While there are many grid systems available, such as Bootstrap and Material-UI, building your own can be a great learning experience and can help you tailor the layout to your specific needs. In this blog post, we’ll walk through the process of creating a simple and reusable grid system in React, consisting of custom Row and Col components. By understanding and constructing these fundamental components, you’ll not only enhance your coding skills but also gain the flexibility to design layouts that precisely fit your project requirements.

Picture this: You’re leading a growing development team, and your monolithic application is starting to show signs of strain. The deployment pipeline is getting slower, team velocity is decreasing, and your CTO is asking about microservices. Sound familiar?

Google Cloud Dataflow is a fully managed, serverless service that's great for handling large amounts of data, whether it's in batches or streaming in real time. It uses a unified programming model based on Apache Beam, which makes creating data pipelines a whole lot easier. Dataflow also plays nicely with other Google Cloud services and offers cool features like auto-scaling and fault tolerance.

Flexbox is a layout model in CSS that allows elements within a container to be distributed and aligned efficiently. The flex property is shorthand for setting three properties: flex-grow, flex-shrink, and flex-basis. Here's a brief explanation and an example of how they work together.