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How does this compare to Sortable? https://github.com/RubaXa/Sortable https://github.com/RubaXa/Sortable
by babby 11y ago
How does this compare to Sortable?
https://github.com/RubaXa/Sortable https://github.com/RubaXa/Sortable
- lancefisher 11y agoSortable's animations were janky for me on an iPad Air. Dragula was nice and smooth.
- onli 11y agoHere in my FF, they are smooth, but they make it feel very slow (at least I think it's the animations that cause this impression). I hope they are configurable, saw nothing in the readme, but I probably just missed it.
- tripzilch 11y agoOdd. Here on Firefox/Linux using an underpowered laptop and 1080p monitor (indeed not the most optimal set up, but it's what I got right now), I expect most animations on modern websites to be janky. But Sortable is completely smooth for me, yet Dragula lags or stutters a little. I really wonder what the difference is? I do have to say, even though they were slower, Dragula's drag-n-drop felt more "solid", in a way. Though I would guess that's some subtle clever placement tweaks, nothing that should affect performance.
- mzjs 11y agoThe sortable animations are incredibly bad on ipad 2 (ios 7) as well.
- ehnto 11y agoI recently had to implement a drag and drop list, and found Sortable was a super easy to use and extensible library, with configurable callbacks for inserting your own logic in all the right places. It's also a stand alone library, which is nice. I tried a bunch of others, but Sortable was the clear winner by a fair margin.