Please tell me everyone realises the reason Fable is included in plans until the 22nd data is collected despite opt-out because Anthropic is fine-tuning their safety triggers on real user data. It's ridiculous. I still can't get Fable to fix sortableJS without a downgrade. 😂

AI has taught me two things I'd never learn on my own: - syntax I'd never discover as an old-school dev - debugging inside the library source when docs fall short Today's example: 1. Using SortableJS to let users drag and reorder tabs in my app. 2. Wanted a wider auto-scroll zone. Set scrollSensitivity: 80. Nothing changed. 3. Claude read through the SortableJS source and found why: In Chrome, native DnD takes over scroll entirely. scrollSensitivity is silently ignored. -> Fix: added a props forceAutoScrollFallback=true to force SortableJS's own scroll loop -> now the option actually works. Docs don't mention this. The source does. Now everyone has a pair programmer who knows to check both.

用了SortableJS做了卡片拖拽重排，比起直接用原生的事件监听去做少了很多bug和问题

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SortableJS drag and drop for FOSSFeb Day 2. Bonus GIS game! 😊

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☆ Max Leiter • Started out hacking on open-source projects like Drift, SortableJS-Vue3, and even an OS (KnightOS) all driven by one goal: make tools that feel easy and accessible. • Joined Vercel and stepped into the world of AI DX (developer experience), blending engineering with product thinking to redefine how we build software. • Co-building v0.app a platform that turns natural language prompts directly into UI components and full app experiences. Code from conversation. Ideas to interface. • Contributing to the Vercel AI SDK, shipping features like streaming responses & server-side function calling so developers can ship AI-native apps faster than ever. • Works across the ecosystem Next.js, shadcn/ui, Vercel AI making sure everything feels connected, intuitive, and “it just works.” • Active in the community via podcasts, posts, and open-source, sharing insights on AI, UX, and building tools that scale with humans at the center. If there’s one theme in his journey: Accelerating how people build software with natural input, AI assistance, and modern web frameworks. @maxleiter loved your portfolio site man!! maxleiter.com/

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I wasted 2 days trying to set uo nested sortable cotainers usin react. Sortablejs >> React DnD-kit I've always used Sortable but as I am learning react I gave it a shoot. Don't do it. Lots of code and it doesn't work.

Here is what I learned 📝 after 2 days of strugling with bugs. ✅ Sortablejs works better than react dnd-kit ✅ Redirect with 404 and useQuery in react may cause infinite loop. I finally have some progress today. ❌ Strugling with color palette.

Let's summarize today lesson: Sortablejs >>> react dnd 2 days without progress don't hurt as much if you learn something that you can defend in front of others. Specially if you can spread the word to help others. And promote fellow devs. 💛

After 2 days trying to have a decent Drag&Drop with react. I just hit back to Sortablejs ❌ 2 days lost ✅ 1 lesson learned React nested Drag & Drop is a no go.

Trying to make sortable con react is blowing my mind 🤯 ✅ 1 Sortable ❌ 2 Nested sortable I use to do this with sortablejs but now using react it is being a pain in the arse

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Wanna implement drag and drop in your web apps effortlessly? 🔥 This battle-tested library has been around for years and is trusted by thousands of developers. 🔗: sortablejs . github . io/Sortable Follow @rammcodes for more 💎 #html #css #javascript #reactjs #100daysofcode

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🔹SortableJS Effortlessly enable drag-and-drop sorting for lists with SortableJS. Its flexibility makes it ideal for building interactive UIs such as Kanban boards. sortablejs.github.io/Sortabl…

I love that sortablejs is the poster child of server frameworks that “support js” Meanwhile the whole point of js frameworks is to avoid this exact scenario

I used HTMX and sortablejs You can read about it here: htmx.org/examples/sortable/