Create a Drag and Drop Editor in React using GrapesJS: Part 2 | Dynamic Components | Web Design

Are you tired of your drag-and-drop editors getting messed up by inexperienced users? In this video, I'll show you how to create dynamic blocks in GrapesJS that eliminate human error and enhance your web layout.
We'll dive into creating a MenuCard block with a fixed layout, dynamically updating list items from a JSON file, and ensuring a scalable and centralized data management approach.
In this tutorial, you will learn:
🌟 How to set up basic blocks in GrapesJS.
🌟 Adding styles to keep the editor interface clean and user-friendly.
🌟 Creating and using a JSON file for dynamic content.
🌟 Handling state and selection in your GrapesJS editor.
🌟 Dynamically rendering components and updating block content.
🔧 Tools and technologies used: GrapesJS, React and JSON
This video is perfect for web designers, developers, and anyone using GrapesJS to create customizable and robust drag-and-drop editors. Even if you're not a designer or engineer, you'll find it easy to follow along and implement these features in your projects.
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[@sebikostudio]

Hey everyone! Thank you for your comments and private messages! When the video hits 100likes I will share the public GitHub repo with GrapesJS React code - hopefully will help you kickstart your project faster!

[@TigreXspalterLP]

Similar to scrivito! They block any setting of css attributes in the editor and things can only get changed from settings the dev actually implemented. Maybe you could explore how they implemented it to get new ideas :)