React Todo App, With Drag And Drop - React Javascript Tutorial

tks you. Really easy to understand

Many thanks. But i have a question. I have a grid columns, does this library support drag and drop in grid-system? Many thanks

is it possible make api call after each drag and drop to maintain state with redux

Hi! This tutorial helped me very very much!
Just wanted to ask you... How did you do to have each one of the columns of a different color like you showed at the beginning of the video?? Thank you!

I've watched many of the videos on react dnd, and yours had the best explanation of what's going on. Starting from scratch you explained not only the hows, but the whys. Great job.

when i refresh everything's back to original position why?

Thanks for the video. Question though: does it work on React 18? I use exactly the same codes as yours, all the UI displays are working fine, but the drag and drop function doesn't work! Are there any changes we need make for the current version of React? Cheers.
EDIT: I removed the "<React.StrictMode>" in index.js and it works perfectly now. :)

For some reason I was unable to use destination and source, if anyone else encounters this (2 years later so maybe updates did something?), keep data as the only parameter for handleDragEnd() and do data.destination and data.source.

Fantastic video, tried other videos but this one explained it best!

Just one question. How are you using prevState in a functional component. A little confused. That shouldn't work.
Edit: or did they add that thing
Edit: ok i feel stupid. Never mind

Great tutorial. Thank you!

Sir can you provide source code so it will be more easy to understand

I am glad about this tutorial!! It really helped me understand the concept of the React-Beautiful-DnD package in the simplest way. I was so confused by others' tutorials. Thanks a lot, it was so needed.

Thank you for doing this - needed help doing a DnD react project and this was the PERFECT tutorial!

Wonderful tutorial, you explained everything so well. Thank you :)

You saved my life., Lots of love.., ;-)

This helped me a lot. Thank you.

Thanku Soo Much Bro .

Best explanation ever, like watching an interesting movie.. and thank you, great help

SIir, will u be able to let me know how to add different colour background for each column like shown at the begining

Awesome tutorial! Thanks! Had some problems with this because I'm trying to use typescript instead. After a while, "source" started to sound like "sauce" :D

Using Api ,How to do? 🤔

Thank you..

Awesome video man, you just go yourself another subscriber, really love the way you explain things, keep up the good work!

great video, from this i managed to undersand the entire way this libary works, thanks alot

can u help me in delete and edit functions please need them immediatly cause i need to delete the task from the column

Thank You. This has been the best explanation I have seen for this.

Thank you so much!... someone have any idea about a height transition in each column?

One of the clearest videos with a normal state. Thanks for your work.
But i' am repeat this example with vanilla js an: Object.keys(state) .map( (key) => {return (...
Best Regards from Russia!

Is it possible to add columns and drag and drop them ? Will it be same logic ?

Thank you! Best tutorial on this subject.

Thank you

Excellent tutorial 👏🏻ty

By far the best tutorial :D

Thanks.. Searched alot of videos, but your explanation was so easy to understand !!

Can you make the columns with different width?

do you have a link to the code by any chance?

You had me until you started implementing the `handleDragEnd` function.

Thanks for another great video. I commented on your other one about using Modals. I know this is going to come across as random, but you don't happen to offer (or would be interested in offering) paid tutoring do you. I'm based in Australia but I find your tutorials great and would be more than willing to pay for some one to one online tutoring if you offer it.

Just a passing comment from a novice - noobs like me love to look at the finished product before embarking on a tutorial. The DnD elements were fantastic, but the textbox was the standard HTML one - not something that really catches the eye. I'm sure it's a super easy thing to do - but just for the novice programmer's sake, I would try and make the whole page look fancy, including the add items text box.