What do you think about @angular/flex-layout?

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I've found that it makes setting up my parents (eg. fxLayout="row", fxLayout.xs="column") convenient and it ends up making my templates easy to write and pretty readable.

However, manipulating the children rarely works out as I'd hope. fxFlex="1" for example does not behave like CSS would (flex: 1), but instead it sets the flex-basis to 100% and adds a max-width:1%; and min-width: 1%; as well.

I can be more verbose and type fxFlex="1 1 50px" and hope that it behaves like CSS would (flex: 1 1 50px), but instead it adds a max-width: 50px; and min-width: 50px; as well.

What do you guys think about it?

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