Just FYI,
I recently found this very promising vue library to add drag and drop functionality:
https://github.com/kutlugsahin/smooth-dnd

It seems very easy and powerful.
I’m trying to play around with it now.

I recently found this very promising vue library to add drag and drop functionality:
https://github.com/kutlugsahin/smooth-dnd

It seems very easy and powerful.
Just throwing it out here.

I recently found this very promising vue library to add drag and drop functionality:
https://github.com/kutlugsahin/smooth-dnd

It seems very easy and powerful.

Hi everyone. I made the draggable extension for a project of mine about a year ago.

The downsides of my extension were:

• I only ever required being able to drag rows. Not “any component to any other location”.
• I never found out why it didn’t work on macOS
• I learned a lot since I first made it, and would do it all different now…

The project is still a side project, and I plan to start working on it again somewhere this year. At that time I was planning to rewrite it from scratch with the new Vue 3 composition api; better separation of code; TypeScript.

But I think until that time many more devs need drag and drop for a variety of reasons, so I wanted to give some advice:

• Whenever you start building it, use the quasar-starter-kit-ui it’s really good for modular components complete with a demo project for you to HMR test your standalone component you’re building.
• When you start building the ui component, you can try to get ppl involved via discord so the community could work together.
• You’ll most likely track the mouse position to calculate the css of the element you’re dragging, to calculate where to drop the element and how the UI should look, I’d suggest try using the on-mouseover directive.
• Try to immediately set up a demo with numerous test items to drag. To see if it’s performant. I had a problem where it became slow after 300+ items, but it was too late because I always tested with about 10 items.

Hurray!!!

I’m building a Quasar app for a client and they said not to use Css Grid for IE browser compatibility reasons.

However, I almost tried using css filter!!! Until I thought "no let’s check on caniuse.com.

So now I’m wondering, should I be checking all my css manually to see what’s supported and what’s not?

Does anyone know a tool that can look through my vue & stylus files for me and tell me about this instead?

I’m sure any dev who does client work needs this, so there must be something out there!!!

ooooooh haha now I get it!!

@lucasfernog
What’s AE? After Effects?

What is “internal persistent config”?