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@VBagmut THANK YOU!! I struggled for several days on this Export bug (When using GSAP on a dynamic page route [[...slug]].js with SSR. Finally came across your suggestion and it works. Not sure if its Next.js, Greensock, or myself who dropped the ball here, but this was very very frustrating.

Shortcoming was not the correct word, I'm extremely satisfied with GSAP for everything else, just looking for reassurance it can stand up against other premiere DND libraries reasonably well, as ideally i'd rather just use Draggable, than react-dnd or something else. I have a unique skill for going down the 'rabbit-hole' of other packages with a use-case in mind, only to hit a dead-end deal breaker wall 20-30 hours of learning in.. Some examples would be .. https://github.com/STRML/react-grid-layout. http://dsmorse.github.io/gridster.js/ https://packery.metafizzy.co/ All 3 didn't work out, but i'm hopeful a more efficient primitive like draggable will make some of the otherwise challenging problems easy, but not be too opinionated and heavy, paving the way for a lean, custom solution. My initial use-case is Trello DND functionality (vert/horizontal at once), but eventually i'll look to do more complex grid management quite similarly to this example you provided. https://codepen.io/osublake/pen/RNLdpz Thank you for your help!

Thanks for this update. Would it be fair to say that a lack of built-in support for Reordering things in the DOM is the main shortcoming of Draggable when compared with other DND solutions?

Its ReactJS's most robust DND library. https://react-dnd.github.io/react-dnd/about. I have a complex application that likely ideally use a DND solution that covers most use-cases (another library only did veritcal OR horizontal reordering, not both at same time). Would you say Draggable is a 'robust' DND solution or niche?

Hello, fellow license holder here. Is Draggable able to be a full-on replacement for say.. React-DND?