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How to use Draggable and Droppable in an OutSystems application?

Hey guys, how are you? In today's video I will teach you how to make your OutSystems application even more interactive and easy to use! In this tutorial, you will learn how to implement 'Draggable' as well as 'Droppable' functionality, allowing users to drag and drop elements with ease. Learn how to create an intuitive and engaging user experience in your OutSystems application. Draggable and Droppable are two concepts related to web development, especially in relation to creating interactive interfaces. They are often used in combination to allow user interaction with elements on the web page. Didn't know these concepts? I'll explain what each one does: Draggable: A draggable element is a user interface component that can be "dragged" by the user using the mouse or touch (on mobile devices). This allows the user to move the element from one location to another on the page or in a designated area. Draggable elements typically have a handle or touch-sensitive area that the user can grab and drag. Draggable is often implemented using web technologies such as HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. JavaScript libraries such as jQuery UI and specific drag-and-drop libraries. Droppable (Recipient): A "droppable" element is a specific location on a web page where the user can "drop" a draggable element. This usually involves detecting when a draggable element is being dragged over the "droppable" area, and then taking some action when the element is dropped into that area. Like Draggable, Droppable is also implemented with HTML, CSS and JavaScript. The interaction between draggable elements and droppable areas is managed by events, such as "dragenter", "dragover" and "drop", which are triggered when the user drags and drops elements. If you're not a subscriber, don't forget to subscribe to the channel, activate the notification bell to receive the next ones, and of course, leave a like so the video can be recommended to more people.