Create and reorder lists with drag-and-drop. For use with modern browsers and touch devices

Beautiful and accessible drag and drop for lists with React

Slip.js — UI library for manipulating lists via swipe and drag gestures

Extends `UICollectionViewFlowLayout` to support reordering of cells. Similar to long press and pan on books in iBook.

Calculate Root-mean-square deviation (RMSD) of two molecules, using rotation, in xyz or pdb format

Enhanced version of the original typescript compiler.

pytest plugin to randomise the order of tests with some control over the randomness

A modern Fortran interface to the METIS graph partitioning library

An Aurelia repeater supports drag & drop reordering automatically.

Header only library for binding, reordering and currying of function arguments without cost

An app with really insecure crypto. To be used to see/test/exploit weak cryptographic implementations as well as to learn a little bit more about crypto, without the need to dive deep into the math behind it

Lightweight AngularJS drag and drop functionality to reorder lists without any dependencies other than Angular.

Reordering for embedding-based cross-lingual sentiment analysis

A component of Drag&Drop,Touch enabled and Reordering list for React

Reorder tests depending on their their paths and names.

Parallel Algorithms for Sparse Matrices Reordering

List shuffler and random integers: RANDOM.ORG-like utility webpages supporting 'better' randomness (http://qrng.anu.edu.au or bring-your-own entropy) https://0joshuaolson1.github.io

This is a Reordering System for English to Indian Language Machine Translation and customizable for any language pair.

a library to implement sorting of elements by drag and drop.

A custom element that makes the content sortable

Reorders HTML elements with the `order` CSS-property

Strawberry is a software which will reorder all your files.

In this project, I implemented few .m functions which allow to reorder a sparse matrix read from a Matrix Market file using either the Reverse Cuthill-McKee (RCM) or Nested Dissection (ND) algorithms.

Lists your git projects and issues and allows reordering that persists for the duration of your tab session

In this project, I implemented few .m functions which allow to reorder a sparse matrix read from a Matrix Market file using the Reverse Cuthill-McKee algorithm. In addition to reordering, it is possible to write the reordered sparse matrix to a Matrix Market file, plot it side-by-side with the original, compute few statistics about it and output the plot as a PNG file. All these functions can be applied to a single input matrix or multiple matrices stored in a given folder.

RecyclerView made simple

Website for a made-up company BioPak, which produces bio-degradable packaging solutions