Claudéric Demers
Claudéric Demers
Good question! I would say it depends on how much custom functionality consumers have built. The current core library is coupled with the React implementation. With the new approach, there...
Hey @bguthrie, this sounds like quite an advanced use-case. Could you provide a video or better yet (if possible), a CodeSandbox of what you're trying to achieve to illustrate?
Why do you need click events to fire after a drag and drop operation? The library aggressively tries to prevent this behaviour because it is generally undesirable.
Any update on this? `initialScrollPosition` would be a very nice feature, especially for integrating something like an infinite calendar that can scroll both in the past and future
Why not auto-correct the inaccuracies as they manifest themselves during onScroll? For instance, in my application, every element has a variable height, so I guesstimate the item height, and then...
Why do you need this?
This is all fair feedback. You're free to use whichever library works best for you, and the answer to that question can largely depend on the use-case(s) you have. In...
500 should be resolved, not sure what happened
This is because the DOM gets optimistically updated by @dnd-kit by default. If you would like to manage DOM and state manually, you can call `event.preventDefault()` in `onDragOver` ```tsx {...
You can read the index and group on start and end: `event.source.sortable.index` and `event.source.sortable.group`