actuallyakash

After seeing this, I thought here goes another programmer in the jail for pirating.

But you disappointed.

Jokes apart, looks cool and fast.

@kbelder,

this will probably clear up any confusion you have:

https://www.commitstrip.com/en/2016/08/25/a-very-comprehensi...

Glad you liked it, @foxbee :)

I would love to collaborate. Let me know how to connect with you!

I'm still looking into how Budibase works. Looks promising.

Glad you liked it, @slava_kiose

Hoping for the best

hey Jonny,

thank you for the info. It was an error at my end. Now it's fixed.

You can check it out. Let me know your feedback. :)

Thanks.

Hey @mikeryan,

Thanks for sharing the feedback. I do agree the spacers doesn't work on mobile as the "dragging" part is a bit weird on mobile and the demo doesn't look good on mobile.

Gonna improve the responsiveness of demo layout for sure.

Thanks again.

Thanks @darepublic for the appreciation :)

This is the exact point of this project. (y)

Useful resources. Thanks for sharing!

that's a cool idea!

hmmm! Let me check what can be done.

haha, that's a fact.

but this library helps you to make those no-code tools.

haha, can't agree more with you.

He's the legend. I totally admire his "nocode" tool.

But this library is not a no-code tool but "for" no-code tools.

It's not actually no-code but "for" no-code tools.

For example - web builders like Divi, brizy or Webflow uses this type of functionality all the time.

There was no library for it. And I was working on a project (a no-code tool) that needed this type of functionality.

that's why I thought, it's high-time now for a spacers library. I created the spacers through backbone.js and jQuery at that project.

But later, I created this library in pure JS (vanilla js).

That how spacers came into existence.

Thanks for the appreciation, @zeta0134.

happy with the validation :)

Thanks for the appericiation, @jwilber.

I'm still working on the responsiveness of the spacers, though that is rarely needed because you can implement multiple spacers for different screen sizes.

That'll take care of the responsiveness.

awesome. Please let me know your use-case.

I would feel elated if people can make use of it.

you totally got the point of my title. thanks.

haha, agree but not merely for programmers but for technical persons.

@ARandomerDude, thanks for the sharing your perspective.

Then again, I created this library for people who create no-code tools not for who use no-code tools. Though they can also use this. I think, the title I wrote have given a wrong impression, that is, 6 or 9 the same thing. Ha ha.

Glad you liked it and found useful.

Kudos to your future projects.