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Simplify Your Workflow with a Drag-and-Drop Task Manager

Tired of juggling tasks without a clear system?

Let’s fix that!

I just built a simple yet powerful drag-and-drop task manager using React, Zustand, TypeScript, and Material-UI.

It’s easy to use, fully customizable, and persists your tasks locally—so no excuses for losing track anymore.

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In my latest tutorial, I walk you through:

  • Setting up the project with Vite.

  • Styling it beautifully with Material-UI.

  • Managing global state effortlessly with Zustand.

  • Adding intuitive drag-and-drop functionality.

-> Read the full tutorial here: Build a Task Manager with Drag-and-Drop in React

Discover how to create your own task manager and boost your productivity!

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