Draggable JS – a lightweight, responsive, modern drag-and-drop library • Hacker News Board

Re: Draggable JS – a lightweight, responsive, modern drag-and-drop library

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Post by kylecazar » Fri, Sep 29, 2017, 8:35 PM UTC

Very cool! Lots of negativity here, but I thought it was a neat demo.

Re: Draggable JS – a lightweight, responsive, modern drag-and-drop library

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Post by kentf » Fri, Sep 29, 2017, 8:35 PM UTC

mxstbr wrote: post #3

This website is absolutely incredible, wow! It might well be the most beautiful open source project homepage out there. Any other entries that even come close?!

Agreed. Haters going to hate. This is art. Thank you.

Re: Draggable JS – a lightweight, responsive, modern drag-and-drop library

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Post by defgeneric » Fri, Sep 29, 2017, 8:47 PM UTC

mxstbr wrote: post #3

This website is absolutely incredible, wow! It might well be the most beautiful open source project homepage out there. Any other entries that even come close?!

Certainly the best I have seen.

Re: Draggable JS – a lightweight, responsive, modern drag-and-drop library

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Post by 11235813213455 » Fri, Sep 29, 2017, 8:47 PM UTC

When dragging one tile, it's very confusing how other tiles are moved, sometimes buggy (the other hovered tiles doesn't take place of the dragged one)

Re: Draggable JS – a lightweight, responsive, modern drag-and-drop library

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Post by ecommerceguy » Fri, Sep 29, 2017, 8:49 PM UTC

I think, at least from a Shopify perspective, this will be used to drag items to a cart. I forget where but I have seen drag-to-cart before, I believe in some WooCommerce themes. Cool tech but not high on the list of things I look for when testing a site.

Re: Draggable JS – a lightweight, responsive, modern drag-and-drop library

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Post by dhritzkiv » Fri, Sep 29, 2017, 9:00 PM UTC

the-hoff wrote: post #12

atestu wrote: post #9

I'm on Safari 11.0 (macOS 10.12.6) and none of it works…

Use force touch, unfortunately there was no time to add visual guidelines for it. Let me know if it works

Force touch works, but why is the interaction different from other browsers?

Re: Draggable JS – a lightweight, responsive, modern drag-and-drop library

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Post by hoechst » Fri, Sep 29, 2017, 9:09 PM UTC

I recently build a drag & drop feature for a customer with http://interactjs.io/.

The example page might not be as flashy, but it seems more reliable across browsers.

Re: Draggable JS – a lightweight, responsive, modern drag-and-drop library

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Post by Yaggo » Fri, Sep 29, 2017, 9:10 PM UTC

the-hoff wrote: post #12

atestu wrote: post #9

I'm on Safari 11.0 (macOS 10.12.6) and none of it works…

Use force touch, unfortunately there was no time to add visual guidelines for it. Let me know if it works

I'm a long time Mac user but didn't realized that my Macbook has force touch functionality until now. Cannot see how 'force touch' adds any value, though.

Re: Draggable JS – a lightweight, responsive, modern drag-and-drop library

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Post by ergo14 » Fri, Sep 29, 2017, 9:11 PM UTC

hoechst wrote: post #37

I recently build a drag & drop feature for a customer with http://interactjs.io/ . The example page might not be as flashy, but it seems more reliable across browsers.

Any chance you know if interactjs works properly with shadow DOM?

Re: Draggable JS – a lightweight, responsive, modern drag-and-drop library

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Post by hoechst » Fri, Sep 29, 2017, 9:12 PM UTC

ergo14 wrote: post #39

hoechst wrote: post #37

I recently build a drag & drop feature for a customer with http://interactjs.io/ . The example page might not be as flashy, but it seems more reliable across browsers.

Any chance you know if interactjs works properly with shadow DOM?

No idea, sorry.