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Handling task movement on drag end

Handling task movement on drag end

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Handling task movement on drag end

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Welcome to this session on handling task movement in our Kanban board REACT project. Our goal is to ensure that when a task is dragged and dropped, the board's state updates correctly, whether the task is moved within the same column or between different columns. This is crucial for a smooth and interactive Kanban board experience. Let's destructure the source and destination properties from the result object passed to handle drag end. This makes the code easier to read and work with, as these properties contain information about where the drag started and ended. To illustrate what's happening during the drag and drop operation, I am adding console log statements to display the source and destination objects. These logs will be helpful in understanding the data we're working with. Let's drag and drop one task from the In Progress column to the Done column. A source object shows that the task was dragged from the droppable with droppable ID In Progress at index 0. The destination…

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