I watched several half hour plus tutorials on this lib that just left me more confused than when i started, before coming here. 6 minutes and super simple and clear explanation. I wish every tutorial was like this. Thanks!
I am pretty sure that this should be the way most tutorials should be executed - eloquent, straight to the point, referencing the documentation, no bs before and after. Hats off to you, Colby. You've gained a sub :)
I went through a metric ton of extremely complicated and complex videos describing implementing this, and could not figure it out. Your video was ridiculously easy to follow and very clear. Thank you!
Thanks flipping much! This was succinct and kind of thorough. I would advise people to be aware of the data types accepted. ``'s property `draggableId` only accepts strings! Otherwise, you'd keep getting an error that `draggableId` does not have an ID! That tripped me!
I love you man, straight to the point,no bullshit, explaining how everything works, I even managed to NOT fuck it up and have 0 errors. You got my like and subscribe.
Hi, Colby! Thank you for this tutorial and I just wanna tell you that you are one of the best content creators here that I love to follow! Your contents are really on top, easy to understand, simple, and I just CLICK! After my first time watching your video a while ago, I keep coming back. I'm not sugarcoating, but you are indeed one of the best! Hope one day I can meet you because YOU ARE ONE OF MY FAV DEVS!!! Please keep making contents!
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Just heard you on Syntax (on which you mentioned React Beautiful DnD!). Well it just so happens that I'm building out a test-project for my first web-dev job, and a *bonus* feature is that I make a list drag-and-droppable!!! woot woot! Here we go! Thanks, Colby :)
no problem! you have a few options, it mostly depends on if you want this to save locally in the browser session or if you want to save it remotely. if you want to save it locally, you can use localstorage and sync the state. otherwise you can save it in a database
Hy while using drag drop in horizontal scroll bar the items are not dropped beyond the initial width Initially i have 6 images showing in scroll bar, i am able to drag and drop in this 6 images but i unable to drop the items beyond the 7th image. help me
Sadly Atlassian is not actively supporting the package anymore ALmost all React 18 related problems can be solved by switching over to "@hello-pangea/dnd" This branch has full support and it's up to date
Hi! I'm getting an innerRef error, and I've narrowed it down to it beeing I'm creating the dragdropcontext inside a div down the chain of elements and I need to get the dom ref, I've been trying to gather information about this but I haven't been able to find any good solution. 'provided.innerRef has not been provided with a HTMLElement.' this is my error and my code is basically the same as yours but the is inside of a div inside of a div I would really apreciate it if you could help me out, thanks! great vid
@@colbyfayock Hey! sure, I've never used codesandbox before, hope I did it right, here you go: codesandbox.io/embed/affectionate-pond-cr7qp?fontsize=14&hidenavigation=1&theme=dark
@@colbyfayock I got it working! I'm so dumb... I didn't realize you needed to use (provided) => () and I was using {} instead -.- Thank you anyways! nice tutorial got it working perfectly now
hey thanks for this Colby! I am working on a similar project, however, each specific user has their own arrangement, so how can i persist data of items for that specfic user and its item arrangement? Im using supabase to fetch the items. and normal map function to display. The issue is in its persisting.
hey Eyal, have you checked out this example from their docs by chance? react-beautiful-dnd.netlify.app/?path=/story/board--simple here's the source code: github.com/atlassian/react-beautiful-dnd/blob/master/stories/src/board/board.jsx i think the gist is having a Droppable that wraps both containers and using React state to manage the locations
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This is one of the best React Library tutorials I've seen. Quick, understandable, and concise. Very impressive.
thank you Alma!!
I watched several half hour plus tutorials on this lib that just left me more confused than when i started, before coming here.
6 minutes and super simple and clear explanation. I wish every tutorial was like this. Thanks!
ah thanks! glad it helped out
I am pretty sure that this should be the way most tutorials should be executed - eloquent, straight to the point, referencing the documentation, no bs before and after. Hats off to you, Colby. You've gained a sub :)
thanks Ivan! 🙌
Has to be the best tutorial I've seen about this library. Quick, concise, easy to understand.
thanks appreciate the kind words!
I went through a metric ton of extremely complicated and complex videos describing implementing this, and could not figure it out. Your video was ridiculously easy to follow and very clear. Thank you!
no problem, so glad to hear that! thanks for checking it out :D
This is just what I needed. Thanks for making the 5-min video. Yours is better than the official github doc
thanks kirk :)
A breath of fresh air. Clear, concise, and easy to understand. Thank you for making this.
Happy to hear that. Np!
Excellent tutorial and loved how it got straight to the point! Thanks again
thanks James! :D
Thanks flipping much! This was succinct and kind of thorough. I would advise people to be aware of the data types accepted. ``'s property `draggableId` only accepts strings! Otherwise, you'd keep getting an error that `draggableId` does not have an ID! That tripped me!
haha no problem! glad you got it figured out
I love you man, straight to the point,no bullshit, explaining how everything works, I even managed to NOT fuck it up and have 0 errors.
You got my like and subscribe.
thank you! 🙌💯 awesome to hear 💪
Wow, best coding videos in YT! Fast, coincise and well organised... Congrats!
Thanks for the kind words Leonardo!! 🙏
3 years later you still save my life, thanks alot
🫡
Hi, Colby! Thank you for this tutorial and I just wanna tell you that you are one of the best content creators here that I love to follow! Your contents are really on top, easy to understand, simple, and I just CLICK! After my first time watching your video a while ago, I keep coming back. I'm not sugarcoating, but you are indeed one of the best! Hope one day I can meet you because YOU ARE ONE OF MY FAV DEVS!!!
Please keep making contents!
thank you for the kind word!! 🙌
No extra talk. Straight to the point. I like it.
glad you enjoyed it!
Life saver needed to add a D n D feature for work. Thank you
no problem!
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Just heard you on Syntax (on which you mentioned React Beautiful DnD!). Well it just so happens that I'm building out a test-project for my first web-dev job, and a *bonus* feature is that I make a list drag-and-droppable!!! woot woot! Here we go! Thanks, Colby :)
haha good timing! glad it helped :D
Sweet little video to userstand everything perfectly.. No extra talking, just clear instructions.. Awesome!
Glad you enjoyed!
Great tutorial! 6 minutes cutting straight to the chase instead of dabbling on the IDE for half an hour. Thanks!!
No problem!
Havn't tried to implement it yet on my app, but this video was quick and to the point, thanks!
No problem!
thanks brother, I like how you edited the awkward silence and typing out.
Definitely lots of awkward silences 😂 glad you enjoyed it
Damn, so much concise information in under 6m, that's just beautiful man...
haha thanks! 🙌
Great tutorial! Love that show the docs while you explain the imported things, then show the code update you make with it.
thank you! glad it helped
damn that's a very insightful tutorial, you won't believe it's only 6 minutes thank you Colby
no problem!
Bro this video is so simple and easy to understand. Finally after long searching for drag and drop this video ends my searching. Thank you so much.❣
really happy to hear that! no problem :)
Great job of explaining. Works perfectly. I've seen some other videos that overcomplicate dnd. This is great, thank you.
no problem!
What a great video. Nice and concise and to the point, well edited thanks for that it was really helpful.
thanks, happy to hear that! 🙌
awesome video, will try to implement this later today. thanks for taking the time to assemble this and post it, its very clear
so glad it was helpful!
Really great video! You explained it very clearly and it was easy to follow along even as a beginner, big thumbs up and keep it up!
thanks Simon! :)
I was coding a ToDo List app with NextJs and wanted to implement this dnd stuff and this was very helpful
awesome! glad it helped 🙌
Love this tutorial, good fast pace, no time wasted!
thank you!
That was pretty cool! I've never worked with drag-and-drop before
yeah! drag and drop is awesome and it's not too bad to set up. can make for some really interactive features in an app
if you are having problems with the id not found. Replace with:
export const StrictModeDroppable = ({ children, ...props }: DroppableProps) => {
const [enabled, setEnabled] = useState(false);
useEffect(() => {
const animation = requestAnimationFrame(() => setEnabled(true));
return () => {
cancelAnimationFrame(animation);
setEnabled(false);
};
}, []);
if (!enabled) {
return null;
}
return {children};
};
Thanks so much!! this was driving me insane!
Thank you very much man, you explained all very simply and clearly. You make cool videos. Good luck
Thanks so much Vladimir!
Really good, clear and to the point
Thanks Scott!
Quick and well explained, thank you colby
you're welcome! :D
Amazing tutorial!! Thank you for explaining everything so clearly
You got it 😁
Super good Colby, loved how you did the cuts to keep it concise, thanks ! :)
thank you Dermot!!
Nice tutorial, Straight to the point.
thank you!
incredible video, I love how short it was. Imma go try it right now, cheers!
thank you! 💪
The best example of this library ever. Thanks so much bro, you got a new subs!
Thank you!
thanks for the tutorial! your explanation are quick and clear! keep it up!
you're welcome!
Man you are a live saver. Thanks for this wonderful tutorial.
glad it helped! 🙌
Clear and concise! this tutorial is terrific!
thanks happy to hear that!
This helped a lot, had it working in 10 mintues.
yay awesome! happy to hear that 🙌
simple, fast and clear thank you !
no problem!
This the best video to learn beautiful DND
super happy to hear that!🙌
my man, thanks for this, quick explanation.
No problem 💪
you deserve more subscribers and likes
thanks Kamil
great tut, I wash every tutorial on youtube was this good
thanks for the kind words :) glad it was helpful!
good and concise than creator. excellent buddy..
thank you!
Such a helpful and concise tutorial. Cheers bro! :)
Thank you! 😁
thanks, concise and good to follow along, all makes sense!
thanks John!
Just what I needed! Thanks a lot for this video! 🤩
no problem. glad it helped! :D
Followed the example almost exactly the same and works on my app!
awesome glad it worked out!
Is it possible to drag and drop multiple list items if so will you please do a tutorial on that? Thanks for the video :)
I would love to know about Multi drag and its implementation as well.
Maaan. if all tutorials could be like this ....
haha glad it was helpful!
That's great! Short and what's needed!
glad it helped!
Thanks Colby, got a quick question.
How to save the position of draggable component after refreshing page
no problem! you have a few options, it mostly depends on if you want this to save locally in the browser session or if you want to save it remotely. if you want to save it locally, you can use localstorage and sync the state. otherwise you can save it in a database
@@colbyfayock Thank you.
Highly appreciated. Thank you !
you got it! 🙌
Thanks bro, that was pretty cool and easy to learn
thanks, glad you enjoyed it!
i love your code ! Its so clear and simple to understand ! thanks mate ^_^
Thanks 😁 and no problem!
Thank you man, super simple explanation
no problem, glad it was helpful!
My coding life is much easier since I found you. You rock, man ;)
thanks :) glad it helped!
@@colbyfayock Have you used Fluent UI with NextJS? It is having issues with NextJS
@@Atif1702 cant say ive ever tried that
@@colbyfayock Oh np 😉
This was cool and on point. Thanks man for creating this tutorial 👍🏻
no problem, glad it helped!
Just Amazing sir, I first time tried and got it a success ... Thank you for your outstanding work.
And thanks for the nice words! Glad to hear it helped
Awesome dude, this was what i looking for.
thanks Enderson! glad it helped
Terimakasih, penjelasan anda sangat baik dan singkat 👍👍
Tidak masalah!
Thank you so much Colby. Excellent tutorial .
you're welcome! :)
Thanks for sharing. This is really helpful!
no problem, glad to hear! :)
Damn, it's really excellent, thank you so much :D
no problem! 😀🙌
This was great i dread doing drag and drop feel like it's overly complicated for setup, but this helps Thanks
glad to hear!
Wow, really helpful. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
No problem!
U are too good at it
thank you :)
Wish I found this earlier lol. This video is kinda easy to follow
glad to hear, hope it still helps :)
Great, thank you for not wasting too much of our time 😃👍
haha no problem!
Hy while using drag drop in horizontal scroll bar the items are not dropped beyond the initial width
Initially i have 6 images showing in scroll bar, i am able to drag and drop in this 6 images but i unable to drop the items beyond the 7th image. help me
Fast and simple. Thanks!
no problem!
Getting errors with React 18? Try disabling Strict Mode in development (h/t @knitest1ck)
Sadly Atlassian is not actively supporting the package anymore
ALmost all React 18 related problems can be solved by switching over to "@hello-pangea/dnd"
This branch has full support and it's up to date
@@rodrigonovais9624 interesting, thanks for the heads up!
It took so damn long for me to find that out lol.
@@pensums yeah it's an annoying one 😭
Thanks Colby
This was awesome, thank you!
No problem!
Loved this video. Exactly what I needed.
awesome, glad to hear that!
Thank you for this amazing tutorial!
No problem 🙌
Great video! Helped a lot! Thanks!
np :)
Nice video man, u save my day.. greetings from Argentina!!
aw thanks! greetings :D
very nice and simple tutorial, thank you.
You're welcome 😁
amazing and so short! Love it
thank you!
Great video.
I am having one problem. If the list is very big . How can I add automatic scrolling while dragging the item?
Thank you so much for this video! Great tutorial :)
no problem! 🙌
Thus is heaven! What a great video! ❤
thank you!
Awesome video, thanks!
thanks, no problem! :)
Thanks man, this was really helpful
So glad it helped! 🙌
thanks man great tutorial for react newbie like me to easy catch up and hands on dnd
no problem!
Thank you so much.. very nice explanation..subscribed
thanks Nithin! :)
Hi! I'm getting an innerRef error, and I've narrowed it down to it beeing I'm creating the dragdropcontext inside a div down the chain of elements and I need to get the dom ref, I've been trying to gather information about this but I haven't been able to find any good solution.
'provided.innerRef has not been provided with a HTMLElement.' this is my error
and my code is basically the same as yours but the is inside of a div inside of a div
I would really apreciate it if you could help me out, thanks! great vid
hey can you put together the example in a codesandbox so i can take a look? codesandbox.io/
@@colbyfayock Hey! sure, I've never used codesandbox before, hope I did it right, here you go:
codesandbox.io/embed/affectionate-pond-cr7qp?fontsize=14&hidenavigation=1&theme=dark
@@colbyfayock I got it working! I'm so dumb... I didn't realize you needed to use (provided) => () and I was using {} instead -.-
Thank you anyways! nice tutorial got it working perfectly now
@@ElChowDinamico ah haha I'm happy to have helped debug 😂but glad to hear you figured it out!
@@ElChowDinamico Thanks, was struggling with the exact same thing!
what a great tutorial, thank you very much.
you're welcome!
Very helpful and easy to understand awesome! thanks, Bhai Hindi me.
no problem, glad to hear that! :)
hey thanks for this Colby! I am working on a similar project, however, each specific user has their own arrangement, so how can i persist data of items for that specfic user and its item arrangement?
Im using supabase to fetch the items. and normal map function to display. The issue is in its persisting.
thanks bro, this is really help me alot
Happy to hear that!
Hi, great tuturial! If I have two arrays, how can I drag items between them? I have two groups which can be mixed
hey Eyal, have you checked out this example from their docs by chance? react-beautiful-dnd.netlify.app/?path=/story/board--simple
here's the source code: github.com/atlassian/react-beautiful-dnd/blob/master/stories/src/board/board.jsx
i think the gist is having a Droppable that wraps both containers and using React state to manage the locations
@@colbyfayock Thanks!