kutlugsahin

Hey folks, I have been experimenting with a way of defining components in React inspired by the Vue 3 upcoming composition api. Feedbacks much appreciated! https://medium.com/@kutlugsahin/writing-react-like-vue-3-853...

Thanks! The tilt is just a css rotation to demonstrate that you can set classes on drag and drop states.

Thanks! Let me know if you have any problem

Glad that it helped you! Thanks for sharing your experience. And what was the thing that did't work out with react-sortable-hoc?

Thanks for the feedback. Demo page for mobile devices needs some improvement though.

Glad you liked it :) cheers!

Before I implemented this one the closest candidate for my app was react-beautiful-dnd but currently is does not support "copy" behavior which I need. react-beautiful-dnd relies on react-motion for animations and beside a bigger bundle size, to my experience css hardware accelerated transformations provides more performance. Try them under chrome 6x slowdown performance

Nothing, if it delivers what you need. Maybe the powerful side of react-smooth-dnd is animations that feels like you really moving things.

Basically I checked both and many others before implementing this one. react-dnd provides and high level API(i.e no animations). react-sortable-hoc has some missing features that I needed. Especially moving things between containers. cheers!