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@prateekrastogi That made no sense whatsoever 😂 Good job doing that 4 times in a row!

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I'm not too sure if I understand completely of what you're trying to propose. There should not be an issue with using those "modern design systems" - the demos are using material-ui , but I assume you're referring to something else.

Perhaps it would help if you could provide an example what you're trying to achieve that is not yet possible with Craft.js.

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Since you choose to ignore overall context of my issue including heading and got fixated on modern design systems. Lets me clear that issue first with examples of Hallway Usability Test:

• Go to https://craft.js.org/r/docs/guides/basic-tutorial#user-components
• Well, "you can not still" craft.js a A React Framework for building extensible drag and drop page editors without Toolbox importing hard dependencies such as this import { Box, Typography, Grid, Button as MaterialButton } from "@material-ui/core";

Or to summarize, your page editor is tightly coupled to the page editing components it statically imports. In other words, we need runtime loading for such components instead of "static compilation".

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Look, I did not ignore your overall context. I literally asked for clarification because I did not understand it.

If you're talking about dynamic imports of components, it is currently out of scope for this project. You could try using existing solutions like the one provided by Next.js.

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ok

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Hey @prateekrastogi , I am just learning this library and trying to make a PoC editor. Your concern seems quite disturbing and might actually affect my decision to stay with this library if it proves to be impractical for a very specific use case I have. Since it's quite hard to understand, would you mind explaining the obstacles you have discovered in layman's terms?

Also I can't seem to follow your steps to reproduce.

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It must use canvas for drag and drop editor for large scale use-cases. It seems to be most major flaw with craft.js.

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@prateekrastogi Did you mean Canvas craft.js component or canvas html element? I am really confused now.

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