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Victoria Lo · 2020-09-08T02:18:27.675Z

As user interactivity becomes more prevalent in modern apps, it is sometimes nice to have draggable components implemented in your apps. Think of Trello or website builders like Wix. They have drag-and-drop elements which makes it easy and intuitive ...

Hi, i love this , i just want to know how can i do drag and drop with other element ? like when I move 1 div another div will adjust itself or take the space of previous.

Thank you for the amazing article Victoria Lo, loving this. This will help me a lot for my next side project 🥳

Thanks Savio! I'm glad it's helpful!

I try to customize it with my project, hope be useful

How did you created the bulletin board application? is there any tutorial of yours on it? thanks in advance

Hi Manas Garg, I just created it to showcase draggable components, if you'd like a tutorial on it, I'll be happy to write one :)

Hey Victoria Lo I would love to, if you can make it possible and is it fine if we can get connected on LinkedIn?

Manas Garg Sure, you can connect with me linkedin.com/in/victoria2666

How to you create a gif and embed.

I screen recorded, export it as mp4 and convert it to gif using this tool (ezgif.com/video-to-gif) and embed it on Hashnode:

![myGIF](myGif.gif)

you can probably checkout Giphy Capture, pretty handy! Victoria Lo

Nice one! Simple to follow... 😀

Very intuitive write-up. Def gonna use it in a project I'm working on. It really helps the user. Thanks

Thanks glad its helpful :)

Very cool, And looks way easier then I would have thought

Haha yes, it's very easy and intuitive to use :)

I was about to skip this article, thinking it would be for beginners to learn react using some easy draggable component interface but woah!! Glad I stumbled over it. Very informative and nicely written.

Thanks! I hope to see you use it in your projects :)

Love this post!! Thanks for sharing :-)

No problem Skay! Thanks for reading :)

Love this one, thanks for sharing!

Thanks for reading Bolaji :)

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