How To Build Sortable Drag & Drop With Vanilla Javascript

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Drag and drop is something that nearly every web application needs, but it can be tricky to build from scratch. That is why in this video I will be showing you exactly how to build a sortable drag and drop list with very little JavaScript.

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🧠 Concepts Covered:

- HTML drag and drop attributes
- JavaScript drag and drop events
- JavaScript reduce function

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[vaibhavyadav]

In the end Kyle said, and that's all there is to creating this "SIMPLE"...

[cjaym]

I've learned so much more from your tutorials. I would recommend for someone like me that is learning Javascript. I've been thru so many tutorials in the last few months but it makes more sense when I watch your videos. Thanks!!!

[basroos_snafu]

Man, your videos are so inspiring. My server side is still classic ASP and I should upgrade to some new language, but your client-side applications are still usable in my situation, and I will definitely implement some of the solutions you provide. I've always managed to solve problems by just using Google and find what's available on the web, but what you teach is complete and solid. Thank you so much for all the effort, although I know it's fun to make. Keep up the good work!

[moominjuice]

Beautifully explained and a far more versatile, functional and more succinct code than some of the other tutorials out there. Excellent stuff. Glad I found this channel and really grateful for you sharing on Git.👍

[Yousifalzoubi]

Amazingly simplified explanation! Your channel is now officially my number one go-to for vanilla JavaScript tutorials.

[sebby]

Now that is a high quality, no nonsense video! I thought vanilla JS was just a pain but you presented this incredibly well and made is simple to follow! Love it.

[donaldbradbury]

Thanks for this tutorial. I watched another that also used other events and now I will have to see why the differences. When I incorporate this in my electron/node project, then I will have learned. Thank you so much.

[LawnCrack]

I don't think I've ever commented on your channel Kyle. Just wanted to say, YOU ARE THE MAN! Love your content. It's all over my head. Exactly what I need!

[imraff]

Really amazingly well explained and easy to follow, will definitely be using this in a project at work soon and i was DAUNTING it, thinking it would be super complex/rely on a framework I'm not familiar with but you really broke it down super easily. Can't wait to play with and maybe add x coord too! Thanks again.

[beinyourguard]

you are a very smart programmer, i hope to be like you someday

[abrar]

I'm not exaggerating but you have the best channel! I watched so many javascript videos but most of them don't go into clear details just like you do.. THANK YOU

[rostyslav]

That's the thing I was requesting long long time ago, thank You, good job!

[mikerainey]

Brilliant, just what I needed. Your explanation and examples were clear and easy to understand. I didn't just learn what code to copy, learned how and why it works. Thank you.

[aoisonne]

Been trying to set up drag and drop in my angular app. Using the offset for determining placement was exactly the hint I was looking for, thanks.

[ahlbf]

I`ve put some of my time on C# for the backend, and now I`m strugling with the front-end. Thanks for the video.

[maskman]

This is the tutorial I've been waiting for, this is apparently the best drag-and-drop vanilla js tutorial for sure. I have learned a lot. for people who don't want to go deep on technical part, there are a few libraries that simplify the work. But understand how drag and drop works under the hood make developing work more flexible and free. But for people who just want to quickly get started and apply drag-and-drop into their projects then 3rd-party libraries do the work. Anyhow, thank you Mr. Kyle Cook for this tutorial, you seem to know what everybody needs and wants, impressive, amazing and awesome !!!

[jdholwick]

This video really helped me out with a feature I was trying to add to a senior CS university project, so thank you very much!

[ohuhvqr]

Thank you so much! I've been trying to get my drag and drop to work for hours and this video showed me how.

[MrJoey]

Damn brother, the way you verbalize as you go, even though you're watching on second screen a finished product, is still amazing.

[flyinoctopus]

Outstanding tutorial as always, Kyle. I don't know what I'd do without you!