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Here's React Beautiful DND:  Neato sorting animations aside... Speaking purely from an API + dev perspective, I'm a fan. The composition, data flow, and callbacks feel easier to work...

Woo! Coming up with some neat interactions. This was inspired by some of the block drag interaction designs from Gutenberg.  Demo: https://g2-components.xyz/iframe.html?id=components-draggable--drag-list-context cc'ing @shaunandrews + @MichaelArestad

> I'd actually expect the opposite behavior @shaunandrews Ah gotcha. We can do that :). What I shared in the gif was an experiment to see if: 1. it even...

P.S. Update! Check this example out 🔥 https://g2-components.xyz/iframe.html?id=components-draggable--drag-builder

1. Gotcha! I worked on @jasmussen a bit on the Editor block drag interaction. We collapsed the block into a tiny "Chip" design that is dragged instead. (For prototype purposes,...

Had a wonderful chat with @griffbrad today! One of the things we talked about was this ContextSystem x Adapter strategy. Brad had pointed out that these mechanics are similar to...

### 📂 File/Code convention idea Let's use the `Button` component as an example. Within Gutenberg, in the `button/` component directory, we can add a `next.js` file: ``` /button |- index.js...

Chatted with @griffbrad today! In addition to the technical implementation, @griffbrad had suggested the idea having guides for developers. Developers who have existing 3rd party block code, and devs who...

> Why a separate package? At the moment, G2 Components has about 8 primary packages (about 6 if you exclude packages that are basically dependency aliases): * `animations` (aka. `framer-motion`)...

### 📁 Modules > The important thing though is that they stay as "bundled modules" (like @wordpress/icons and @wordpress/interface right now) to avoid having them leak as public APIs in...