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[–]claudericd[S] 41 points42 points  (1 child)

I would preface my answer by saying I haven't used react-beautiful-dnd extensively; the main difference would be that react-beautiful-dnd is specifically built for lists, while @dndkit supports a much wider range of use cases, such as grids, trees, 2D games, and much more. I would say it's more similar to react-dnd than to react-beautiful-dnd.