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Time Resource Tetris

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Cchristian jensen
Last edited Sep 30, 2022
Created on Sep 30, 2022
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The visualization demonstrates a Tetris-style time management tool where users drag two-hour work items into weekly day columns. React components render interactive blocks representing tasks, with hover effects highlighting selectable items. The interface uses React 16.13.1 and ReactDOM for rendering, while CSS flexbox organizes the day columns and percentage-based item heights. The code includes static sample data with pre-filled tasks in day2, though no drag-and-drop logic or state management is implemented, only the visual layout and styling are shown.

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Time Resource Tetris

drag 2 hour worth of work items into your working days

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