Developing and testing sortable Drag and Drop components. Part 1 - Development.

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  • The next step is to create the DropBoxContainer. It is responsible for keeping the data in the correct order, the sorting functionality, and displaying the DropBox components. In a real case, data storage can be taken to a higher level, like React context or Redux store, as well as sorting functionality, which can be placed into separate utils files, but for the sake of the demo, it will be pretty enough. Inside this file, we will iterate over all of our data (visitor's food tables in our case) and render each item as a separate DropBox component.

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