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hello-pangea/dnd is a fork of react-beautiful-dnd, the legendary DnD library originally developed by Atlassian. It was designed specifically for list-based drag-and-drop interactions, prioritizing accessibility and smooth animations in kanban style UIs, like Trello.
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Civic Auth
Auth in Less Than 5 Minutes. Civic Auth comes with multiple SSO options, optional embedded wallets, and user management — all implemented with just a few lines of code. Start building today.
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Gridstack.js is a drag-and-drop library built specifically for grid-based layouts. If you're building interactive dashboards or anything that requires draggable and resizable grid items, this library takes care of most of the heavy lifting right out of the box.
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hello-pangea/dnd is a fork of react-beautiful-dnd, the legendary DnD library originally developed by Atlassian. It was designed specifically for list-based drag-and-drop interactions, prioritizing accessibility and smooth animations in kanban style UIs, like Trello.
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formkit/drag-and-drop is a relatively new, lightweight library developed by the team behind FormKit, a form framework for Vue. Unlike traditional drag-and-drop libraries that manipulate the DOM directly, this one takes a different approach: instead of physically moving elements around, it updates a underlying reactive data model that you provide. This means that rather than worrying about manually reordering elements, you let the library handle updates to your data structure, making it feel more like a natural extension of reactive frameworks.
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dnd-kit
The modern, lightweight, performant, accessible and extensible drag & drop toolkit for React.
dnd-kit is a modern, lightweight toolkit for building drag-and-drop experiences in React. This library takes a unique approach because it doesn’t give you a pre-built DnD system—it's a framework you can use to build your own. This means you get full control over the DnD behavior, styling, and interactions, without being boxed into a rigid API. That flexibility is exactly why we decided to use it for Puck.
