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A feature-rich front-end drag-and-drop component library

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Re: A feature-rich front-end drag-and-drop component library

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Post by Nathanael_M »

alexreardon wrote: post #48

Hi all, I am one of the creators of Pragmatic drag and drop (and react-beautiful-dnd). Thanks for the post @NeilSmith2048! I have had a quick read over the comments on this thread, and here is some information that folks might find helpful: - The web platform has powerful built in drag and drop functionality. Sadly though, that functionality has historically difficult to be successful with due to bugs, inconsistencie…

Really wonderful. I’m working on a ~relatively~ large web app and I just wrote drag and drop off as an option for form construction and report building, but this may put it back on the table. Thanks a lot!

I did notice some pretty intense issues using the examples on mobile. Is that just an issue with the examples, or is it something more foundational?

Re: A feature-rich front-end drag-and-drop component library

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Post by alexreardon »

Nathanael_M wrote: post #51
alexreardon wrote: post #48

Hi all, I am one of the creators of Pragmatic drag and drop (and react-beautiful-dnd). Thanks for the post @NeilSmith2048! I have had a quick read over the comments on this thread, and here is some information that folks might find helpful: - The web platform has powerful built in drag and drop functionality. Sadly though, that functionality has historically difficult to be successful with due to bugs, inconsistencie…

Really wonderful. I’m working on a ~relatively~ large web app and I just wrote drag and drop off as an option for form construction and report building, but this may put it back on the table. Thanks a lot! I did notice some pretty intense issues using the examples on mobile. Is that just an issue with the examples, or is it something more foundational?

It would be great to grab some details. Probably easiest to track if you head over to the Github repo and raise an issue as we have a bug template which helps us gather the information we need to action things

https://github.com/atlassian/pragmatic-drag-and-drop/issues

Re: A feature-rich front-end drag-and-drop component library

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Post by ty_2k »

alexreardon wrote: post #48

Hi all, I am one of the creators of Pragmatic drag and drop (and react-beautiful-dnd). Thanks for the post @NeilSmith2048! I have had a quick read over the comments on this thread, and here is some information that folks might find helpful: - The web platform has powerful built in drag and drop functionality. Sadly though, that functionality has historically difficult to be successful with due to bugs, inconsistencie…

Thanks so much for all your hard work on both of these awesome libraries. react-beautiful-dnd (and @hello-pangea's fork) have been really nice to use. Excited to try pragmatic-drag-and-drop!

Re: A feature-rich front-end drag-and-drop component library

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Post by stoperaticless »

smoyer wrote: post #40

I spent the afternoon editing a document in Atlassian Confluence ... It reminded me of the old MS-DOS days when I could occasionally out-type the computer (only slower.) I hope they use this to improve their own products!

Actually, drang n drop is the festure, I never had problem in atlassian products.

Sure, their slow’ish, and went so many extra miles to torture people who use keyboard hotkeys (who could ever want to use standard ctrl+f…), but dnd part always just worked.

Re: A feature-rich front-end drag-and-drop component library

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Post by vidarh »

krick wrote: post #49

Maybe it's totally unjustified, but I instinctively shudder seeing "UI" and "Atlassian" in the same context. Jira might be the only thing worse than MS Teams that I [am forced to] use on the daily basis.

I had the same reaction. But looked at this and it does feel quite nice. I think most of the pain of Jira is not so much in the visual UI bit but in the overall morass of clunky flows.

Re: A feature-rich front-end drag-and-drop component library

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Post by alternatex »

Aeolun wrote: post #58

I’m just not enthused about anything released by Atlassian. It’s almost invariably an afterthought that only exists for their own products.

Appears to be ripped out of their best product (IMO) - Trello. The one they didn't build themselves.
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