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Not enough examples #75

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bernaferrari opened this issue Jun 17, 2024 · 2 comments
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Not enough examples #75

bernaferrari opened this issue Jun 17, 2024 · 2 comments

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@bernaferrari
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React-beautiful-dnd has many examples. Animated, input on/off, onBeforeCapture. So many things. I don't like pragmatic drag and drop because it has like 2-3 examples, they all use emotion and other things I don't use, so they are super complex, and they lack animation. So it feels a regression. From 10 LOC to 100 LOC, no animation, and harder to read code. Maybe I'm missing something, but I guess if you just had more examples, life would be easier. Or maybe you don't have examples because pragmatic is too low level and that would make making examples harder?

All I wanted is something like this:
https://react-beautiful-dnd.netlify.app/?path=/story/nested-interative-elements--stress-test

Screen.Recording.2024-06-17.at.19.41.49.mov
@benjosua
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I agree, getting started with this library is incredibly difficult. I've already spent about 5 hours debugging just the examples. I hope Atlassian invests some time in improving the documentation so this library receives the recognition it deserves and doesn't end up underutilized.

@bernaferrari
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For now I'm using hello-pangea/dnd, it is not perfect, but does the job mostly well. @dnd-kit is in second place, but documentation is worse and also has bugs. I haven't found a drag and drop library that can make reorder and drop without any issues, unfortunately.

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