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Discussion on "How to Implement Drag and Drop in Vanilla JS" | Hashnode

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Veronica Stork

Technical writer and software dev

Aug 27, 2021

How to Implement Drag and Drop in Vanilla JS

Intro Drag and drop is super important to modern web development. People expect to be able to drag and drop items. It can be a bad user experience if drag and drop is not supported and can leave users confused and frustrated. Many libraries implemen...

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MD SAMIR

Front-end

Is there any article related to how to save to localStorage after sorting?

MD SAMIR- I would love to write one! Just so I’m sure what you’re asking: you mean how to store the to do tasks in local storage?

Veronica Stork

Technical writer and software dev

MD SAMIR

Front-end

Veronica Stork Yes something like that. How to store the position order of items and use it when reloading

Vikram Hegde

Enthusiastic Linuxer and Web Developer/Designer

Wow! Had no idea it would be this easy. Thanks !!

Gaston Morales

React JS Developer JR.

Hey! Good article.

Luciano Mammino

Cloud & Fullstack Web developer

Such a great tutorial! We should all do more vanilla JavaScript these days :)

Thanks Veronica Stork

Veronica Stork

Technical writer and software dev

I agree. I've been using React for a while now, but I thought it would be good to go back to the basics and use vanilla JS!

Vijay Thirugnanam

Inference Service @ Cerebras

What a nice article. I will bookmark this article and try to do it step by step.

Veronica Stork

Technical writer and software dev

Thanks! Please let me know if you have any issues!

Vijay Thirugnanam

Inference Service @ Cerebras

Nice it works. Here is a CodeSandbox. Veronica Stork

Veronica Stork

Technical writer and software dev

Yay! Vijay Thirugnanam