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Drag and Drop with Sortable, AngularJS and jQueryUI in action

Drag and Drop with Sortable, AngularJS and jQueryUI in action

This Plunker contains AngularJS directive used by me in My Personal Kanban project. jQuery UI Sortable and Draggable does all the hard work behind the scene. Enjoy for free as much as you want 🙂

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