Sortable Drag and Drop with Next.js, Shadcn UI, and DnD-Kit.
This Next.js project is created using the create-next-app bootstrap. It is designed for developers to easily get started with their Next.js projects. The project includes features like a development server, auto-updates, and font optimization. It also provides resources for learning and deploying Next.js apps.
The Next.js project provides a convenient and efficient way for developers to start their Next.js projects. With features like a development server, auto-updates, and font optimization, it offers a seamless development experience. The project also offers extensive documentation, tutorials, and a GitHub repository for further learning and collaboration. Together with the easy deployment option using the Vercel Platform, the Next.js project is a comprehensive solution for building and deploying Next.js apps.
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