#redux starter kit

[rafamundosims]

THE SIMS 2 LEGACY - STARTER KIT

Não apenas o legacy, os itens abaixo também se aplicam a qualquer versão do The Sims 2!

Acabou de instalar o jogo, e ainda sente que falta um "tcham"?

Abaixo os itens que considero essenciais para começar a jogar.

IKEA O pacote com ótimos objetos, não vem no legacy! 😭 Tutorial de como instalar o IKEA aqui

CAMERA Camera da vizinhança que permite maior visualização e mover verticalmente DOWNLOAD Coloque em: Documents\EA Games\The Sims 2 Legacy\Cameras (salve o arquivo original em outra pasta do seu computador, e substitua o arquivo pelo arquivo baixado acima)

MODS - TimeSync: sincroniza o tempo nos lotes comunitários e residenciais - ACR : mais dinamismo nas interações românticos (ACR) - Monique Hacked Computers: computadores com mais funcionalidades - AutoSave Game: exibe um lembrete para salvar o jogo - Custom Skintone Selector: permite trocar a skin de um sim pronto - tutorial de como usar aqui - Gussy Up: permite planejar/trocar roupas de sims jogáveis não jogáveis - Comm-Skilling: permite que as habilidades sejam desenvolvidas nos lotes comunitários. Procure por comm-skilling.zip. - Control-This-Sim: adiciona uma opção no menu do sim que permite torná-lo selecionável - Insiminator 2.9 DEST: é como se fosse o cheat “boolprop testingcheatsenabled true” em forma de mod, e em português - Shiftable Everything: permite mover todos objetos verticalmente (top demais esse!) - Larger Households: permite que mais de 8 sims sejam adicionados a família - Longer Parties: faz com que as festas sejam mais longas - Variable Meal Servings: permite escolher a quantidade de pratos a serem servidos nas refeições - Simply Leftlovers: adiciona uma opção para guardar os pratos de forma separada na geladeira - Smart Beds: o sim dormirá apenas na sua própria cama

DEFAULTS Default de peles: Skin Lilith Lilith Honey Honey Default de olhos: SoulmateEdit

VIZINHANÇA - Linden Trees Redux by Criquette: árvores customizadas - Skies by iCad parte 1, skies by iCad parte 2: céus para vizinhança, tutorial aqui - Rural Charm: Default de terrenos e estrada

RESHADE Tutorial aqui de como instalar o Reshade no The Sims 2 legacy

OPCIONAIS: São incríveis, mas dá pra começar o jogo sem. - Outros defaults (roupas, cabelos, etc) - Recolors, não esqueça de instalar o CEP

[lunarrlee]

☆ starter ranch house!☆

two bedroom, one bathroom starter!

on a 30x30 lot called canter cottage, this ranch cost 20,150 simoleons.

gallery id : emileecordry

☆ cc links! ☆

thrifted tv

sol kitchen redux

lullaby nursery

simmify music nook part 2

vanity nook

herbalist kitchen

arrie office

lottie bedroom

apartment therapy inspired stuff pack

food & water bowl

urban bedroom kit

throw pillow

rusti.co living room

master bedroom set

please let me know if i missed anything!

[laravelreactjs]

React Milkshake Firebase - A ReactJS boilerplate including authentication

React Milkshake Firebase – A ReactJS boilerplate including authentication

A React starter kit for the rapid development of high-performance web apps. Includes a custom CLI to generate boilerplate code and implements features like code-splitting, redux-persists and some cool components to kickstart your next project. Read more at reactmilkshake.com. Why React Milkshake? – Start with a boilerplate designed for scalability & performance. – Boost your productivity by using…

[anontrolls]

> Pheres: Confront Kit (Redux)

@refiningspacetime

Giving blood always tires out out in a weird, bone-deep way that you can’t fix by just taking a breather. Fortunately, you have the somewhat unique talent of falling asleep any time, any place at the drop of a hat - which, unfortunately for you, is probably related to the fact that you also wake up on a dime. Passing out on Em’s couch in a rumpled dress shirt after failing to wrestle through the bag you’d packed for the weekend for your actual sleepwear or even any sopor patches is restful enough - but when the door to Emerel’s hive opens and closes, you go from pressing sleep lines into your cheek courtesy of the couch pattern to wide awake and heading towards the entryway in five seconds flat.

“Pheres!” you call out, dragging your hair out of your face, and belatedly realize you look pretty ridiculous. Luckily for you, he at least hasn’t got anybody with him. Still, you end up scrambling to tie your hair back into something at least a little bit more sensible, and by the time you’re at the door, you’re straightening out your shirt and trying to make sure the collar buttons don’t catch on your throat bandage.

“Hey,” you greet, “How’d it go, did you have fun? Or, well -” You laugh, sheepish. “- Was it at least not bad?”

[pixelhandnet-blog]

"Wieldy - React Redux Ant Design Admin Template" | Pixelhand. DOWNLOAD ---> https://pixelhand.net/web-themes-templates/wieldy-react-redux-ant-design-admin-template/

[hirereactnativedeveloper]

Top React Native Boilerplates for 2021!

React Native is a Facebook platform for creating React applications for Android and iOS. If you’re familiar with React Native App Development Services, you’re aware that beginning a project from the ground up can be a time-consuming, boring, and repetitive task. As a result, we’ll look at some of the most common React Native boilerplates in this post, which will help you get started on a project much faster.

These are, in my opinion, some of the best boilerplates available today, and they were all created by incredible developers. To save you time when selecting a boilerplate from this post, I’ll go through some of its features so you can figure out which one is the right match for your project.

The UI architecture, navigation type, and testing capacity of the boilerplates that will be seen later in this article were used to evaluate them.

I did not rank these projects because I feel that each one is a valuable tool in its own right. However, the order in which they appear is determined by their number of stars on Github.

1. Ignite by Infinite Red

Infinite Red’s Ignite is a cutting-edge React Native Development project boilerplate with a CLI, component/model generators, and more.

Ignite is the most common React Native software boilerplate for both Expo and bare React Native, with 12.2K ratings, and it comes with Expo support out of the box. MobX is used for state control, React navigation is used for routing and navigation, Apisauce is used to communicate with REST servers, and the Jest platform is used for testing in this TypeScript-ready project.

This boilerplate appeals to me because it is Flipper-ready, Reactotron-ready, and supports Expo out of the box. Aside from that, this boilerplate uses MobX for state management instead of Redux, which is considered to be much easier to understand than Redux. It also includes AsyncStorage, which is combined with MST for state restoration.

Ignite has a command-line interface known as ignite-cli. It is advised that you use npx, which comes with Node.js, to access the latest version of the CLI at runtime rather than installing and managing a specific version of the CLI globally.

You should be able to build a new project with the following commands after meeting all of the prerequisites specified on this project’s page:

# for vanilla React Native

npx ignite-cli new GameApp

# or for Expo-powered:

npx ignite-cli new GameApp –expo

2. React Native Starter Kit by mcnamee

React Native Starter by mcnamee is a boilerplate utility for React Native that will get you up and running fast. On GitHub, it has 3000 stars.

Redux is used for state control, React Native Router is used for routing and navigation, NativeBase is used for UI architecture, React Native Vector Icons is used for icons, Axios is used to communicate with REST servers, and the Jest platform is used for checking.

The boilerplate’s creators made certain that the batteries were included. This boilerplate includes not only NativeBase, a library that provides important cross-platform React Native UI components, but also Redux persist, a library that helps us to save the redux store in our browser’s local storage.

You may use this boilerplate to start a new project by simply cloning it with the following command:

clone https://github.com/mcnamee/react-native-starter-kit.git your_app_name

3. React Native Boilerplate by The Coding Machine

The Coding Machine’s React Native Boilerplate is a React Native project framework for creating strong cross-platform smartphone apps with a distinction of issues between the user interface, state management, and business logic. On Github, it has a rating of 2k stars.

The Redux state management system, React Navigation for routing and navigation, Axios for communicating with REST servers, and the Jest framework for checking are all included in this boilerplate.

This boilerplate is simple to set up and includes an internationalization library called i18next.

Go to the React Native environment configuration and pick the React Native CLI Quickstart tab before using this project. Follow the guidance for the implementation and target operating systems.

Hire Dedicated React Native Mobile Developers to build a new project with the following command after meeting all of the prerequisites specified on this project’s page:

npx react-native init MyApp –template @thecodingmachine/react-native-boilerplate

4. React Native Template TypeScript by the React Native community

React Native Template TypeScript is a 1.2K-star project by the React Native Community. This is a simple and clean React Native template for getting started with TypeScript quickly.

Since this TypeScript-ready project is intended to be simple, it does not have any libraries for state management, navigation, UI architecture, or communicating with REST servers. It does, however, provide the Jest system for checking.

This boilerplate is ideal for those who want to get a react native project up and running quickly.

You should be able to build a new project with the following command after meeting all of the prerequisites specified on this project’s page:

npx react–native init MyApp —template react–native–template–typescript

Conclusion:

We discussed some React Native boilerplates above that make developing our app a lot simpler. If you have any serious platform problems, React Native is currently one of the top options for most use cases. At Hire React Native Developers, we will assist you in bringing your smartphone app to a high level of growth.

[zachsgamejournal]

COMPLETED: Metro 2033 Redux

I first learned about Metro with the release of Last Light (Middle Game) in 2012/13. I was impressed with the hardships the Ukrainian developers underwent to see their art realized. So I wanted to support them. But honestly, I just didn't get into Metro: Last Light. It constantly assumes the player knows more than I did. I just...didn't get it.

I had, at some point, intended to buy Metro 2033 Redux/Last Light combo pack for PS4. I can't remember if that happened, but I do remember trying the first level of 2033. It...was confusing. Didn't quite hook me.

But then Google Stadia made Metro: Exodus a freebie. I was impressed that the past games had been successful enough to see a sequel. Not only that, but a sequel that looked as good and epic as Exodus did. When I finally played the game on Stadia, I loved it!! It made me fall in love with Metro as a whole. So now that both Metro 2033 and Last Light are free on Stadia, I'm ready to really give them a chance.

Instead of being a diary, just gonna treat this more like a "review".

GAMEPLAY

Metro is a pretty straightforward shooter. But it "feels'' good. I constantly feel like I'm in a post-apocalyptic Battlefield 3--which I love--so that works for me! The game is a bit linear. That's kind of a problem and kind of not. On the one hand, I rarely got confused or had to explore "dead ends'' when just trying to find my way out of a dimly lit, post apocalyptic world. But half the action bits are literally you shooting while riding a handcart...so it's truly an "on rails shooter"! There's not a ton of enemy variety, and the scenarios with monsters are usually just being stuck in a medium-to-large space while waves of duplicate monsters charge at you. It's almost more annoying than tense.

The gun customization is kind of weird. It didn't quite make sense in the 1/3 of Last Light I played. Especially when every enemy drops a gun, often with its own customizations. I was confused--why would I spend resources to customize a weapon just to lose all that work when I switch it out? Same issue here. I still customized a little bit, but my favorite shotgun was actually found on the ground. I think Exodus fixed this, as once a part was "made" you could basically switch out parts when at a customize station: cost free. (I think.)

Supplies were also an issue. When fighting monsters, the monsters never drop ammo. So it's high cost and ZERO reward. Also, to move through high-radiation areas--you have to wear a mask that takes damage and requires the switching out of filters. It's "realistic", but with scarce supplies--it means you can end up not being able to progress in the game.

And that's what happened.

I got lost during the second-to-last level and used up all of my filters. When I started the last level, I kept dying after 30 seconds. Even though I was surrounded by 3-4 other soldiers, no one would give me a filter! I had to replay the previous level, and really save my filter so I could survive the final combat.

(Side note: At one point, early on, I thought I was looking at a companion soldier's backpack when the game prompted me to pick up supplies, and I did. I thought this meant I could get supplies from my companions' backpacks. This is not the case, but should be!!)

THEN I was at the final sequence and there's a scripted event of a monster attacking a companion. The companion shouts: "Shoot it!", but I couldn't because I was out of Ammo. There was no ammo in this entire sequence...not a single bullet. Nor were there any filters. The game sets the player up for failure. Even with a chapter restart/load from the main menu, they don’t even give the player a starter kit. (I totally forgot I had throwing knives and that’s how killed the last monster.)

STORY

Compared to most games (like a high 90%) Metro 2033 cares about telling a story. Plot-wise, I was very confused. I rarely knew the specific reasons I was moving from one location to another. And I totally misunderstood the overall plot that we were “under attack” from the dark ones and were looking for military assistance. I thought the character’s home-base was just under attack by monsters. I had to read some Fandom Wiki pages to make sense of what the point was. I really want to read the book still, so I’ll wait to see how that goes. That said, I think the strength of the story is in the characters. You get to meet a few different people throughout, with different personalities and personal goals. In this post apocalyptic world, it can get lonely--so it’s always a welcomed treat when you have one or more companions to listen to you. It was a little challenging to keep track of who was who, at times, but I liked most the folks. It’s also interesting that most of these characters, despite being military, didn’t have the typical Alpha Male, toxic masculinity, and single mindedness of characters in most American shooters.

GRAPHICS

Graphics were pretty good. Mostly it’s the lighting. It hides the defects, but the textures, models, and environments still look great for a game made by such a small group of people. By not having a lot of cutscenes with cinematic cameras--feels like they put their resources into what needed the most attention. And the lighting was great. Really set the mood, and the lens flares (unlike how JJ Abrams uses them) were a nice touch.

CONCLUSION:

This is a thoughtful shooter that tries to tell a story and reward non-people-murdering gameplay (there’s stealth and non-lethal takedowns!!!). The atmosphere is great and I can’t wait to play Last Night. Clearly there’s frustrating flaws, but I can overlook them. The game did remind me of the moodier levels of Resistance and Resistance 2. I kind of wish there was an open world metro that played more like Skyrim...maybe even some Co-op would be cool!

[syndicode]

Redux starter kit

Most people find difficult about Redux to understand when to use it. That is why we shared with you the material where most of Redux core concepts explained in details. And now it’s getting easier to work with it since the release of a new Redux starter kit.  The Redux Starter Kit package i...

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Ash’s Original Witchery Posts MegaIndex!

Below are all my original posts on witchcraft & witchery sorted by subject. I’ll be adding to / editing this post each time I post something new - stay tuned!

BOOKS

Reading List: Secular & Wicca-Based Basic Books

Favorite Spellbooks

The Witches’ Workbook

CHARGING

Charging 101: The Quick Basics

CIRCLES

Three Simple Ways to Cast a Circle

Delineating the Boundary: Ways to Line your Circle

Circle Casting Clinic 101: What’s Wrong With My Circle?

Anatomy of a Circle-Casting: Circle Casting Structures

CHEAT SHEETS

Candle Magic Cheat Sheet

Spell Jars: A Guide & How-To

Moon Phase Cheat Sheet

Expanded Moon Phase Cheat Sheet

Celtic Tree Calendar Cheat Sheet

CLEANSING

A Basic Home & Apartment Cleansing

CONSECRATION

Consecration Basics

The Lazy’s Witch’s Ring Consecration

Consecrating a Tarot Deck

DIVINATION & PSYCHIC MATTERS

Getting Started with Tarot

Dice Divination

Make an Emergency Tarot Kit

The Types of Psychic Power

Herbs for Psychic Ability

ENERGY WORK

How to Raise, Move, and Throw Energy

GREEN WITCHCRAFT

“My Throat Is Trying To Kill Me” Ginger Brew”

A Basic Wishing Spell, Green Witch Edition

Cauldron Tips & Tricks

HELLENIC PAGANISM & PAGANISM

Non-Conventional Ways to Worship Artemis

MEDITATION & VISUALIZATION

Starting Meditation

Exercises for Beginning Visualization

MOON MAGIC

A Witch’s Full Moon Traditions

Moon Phase Cheat Sheet

Expanded Moon Phase Cheat Sheet

The Movement of the Spheres: All About the Moon, its Movements, Phases, and Celebrations

PROTECTION

Simple Methods of Protection

Basic Shielding

RECIPES

“My Throat Is Trying To Kill Me” Ginger Brew

Lemon Cayenne Wakefulness Potion

A Green Witch’s Herb Bread

Things to Do With Rose Oil

...and Tea Tree Oil

Herbs for Psychic Abilities

RITUALS

Ritual of Announcement - for Witches Starting their Path

A Basic Home & Apartment Cleansing

A Witch’s Full Moon Traditions

The Tea Ceremony

SAFETY

Safety Tips for Witches

SPELLCRAFT

Attraction and Banishment in Spellcraft

Charging: The Quick Basics

Candle Magic Cheat Sheet

Cauldron Tips & Tricks

Circle Casting Clinic 101

Spell Jars: A Guide & How-To

Moon Phase Cheat Sheet

Expanded Moon Phase Cheat Sheet

Celtic Tree Calendar Cheat Sheet

Magical Timing: The Sun & Moon in Witchcraft

Amelioration: Using Honey in Spells

Using Dirt and Ash Without Being Appropriative

What to Do With Dyed Glass & Fake Stones

SPELLS

Three Simple Ways to Cast a Circle

Enchanting a Necklace for Courage

Enchanting a Soap or Cleanser to Help Clear Skin

The Lazy Witch’s Ring Consecration

Getting It Done: A Virgo Moon

Simple Methods of Protection

A Basic Wishing Spell, Green Witch Edition

Wards for Resisting the Power

Rapid Fire Summoning

TOOLS

The Athame

Cauldron Tips & Tricks

Athames VS Wands

WANDLORE

How to Fix Up & Set Up a Stick as a Wand

WARDING

Wards for Resisitng the Power

Technomancy Warding for Blogs & Sites

WHEEL OF THE YEAR

Let’s Talk... Imbolc

Let’s Talk... Litha

Let’s Talk... Lammas

WITCHCRAFT 101 / WITCHLINGS

Witch Starter Kit: First Year Supply List

Witching on the Cheap: First-Year Supply List II (Redux)

The Difference Between a Book of Shadows, a Grimoire, and a Witches’ Almanac

The Difference Between Witches, Wiccans, Magic, and Magick

The Difference Between A Hex, a Curse, and a Spell

The Difference Between Magic and Magick with a K (one more time!)

Why Do You Seal Off a Spell Jar?

Making Witchcraft a Daily Practice

On Reading Off Spells

Tips for Newbies Starting Spellcraft

WITCHY TIPS

Recharging Tattooed Sigils

Witchery and Mental Illness

Five of My Favorite Witchy Tools

Holy Crap, Ghosts, Leave Me Alone

Circle Casting Clinic 101

The Science of Spellcraft

[Ask Ash || The Witches’ Workbook]

You guys help me keep TheoryofMagick running and bring major appreciative vibes to this happy Green Witch! :>

[t-baba]

20 Best JavaScript Admin Templates for React, Angular, and Vue.js

Are you building an app and looking for a JavaScript admin panel template to help you streamline your build? Take the effort out of your next front-end app build with one of these powerful React, Angular, and Vue.js admin templates.

With this list of JavaScript admin panel templates and dashboards, it's painless to create beautiful, interactive UIs. 

Built using cutting-edge technology like React and Bootstrap, these dashboards and admin templates offer flexibility and dependability for your next app build. Create a stunning UI easily by selecting from modular components and clean layouts so that you can focus on the business logic of your app build.

The Best Modern JavaScript Admin Templates  on ThemeForest

On ThemeForest you will discover an amazingly extensive library of the most powerful admin templates ever created. With a cheap one-time payment, you can purchase one of these high-quality admin templates and give your app users an excellent interactive experience.   

Angular Admin Templates

Angular is a powerful and feature-complete framework that you can use to build fast, professional web apps. 

Check out these templates that you can use to get your next Angular app off on the right foot with clean code and great design.

1. Bestseller: Fuse Material Design Admin Template

This best-selling template is a 3-in-1 bundle, with Angular 7+, Bootstrap 4, and 21 layered PSD designs. Fuse is based on Google's Material Design and comes with ahead-of-time compiler support, as well as a complete NgRx reactive Angular example app. This template includes configurable layouts, a skeleton project, built-in apps such as calendar, e-commerce, mail, and chat, and more than 20 pages to get you started. 

Fuse supports all modern browsers (Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge) and comes with Bootstrap 4, HTML, and CSS versions, along with the Angular app.

2. Pages Admin Dashboard Template

Pages is the simplest and fastest way to build a web UI for your dashboard or app. This beautifully designed UI framework comes with hundreds of customizable features, which means that you can style every layout to look exactly the way you want it to. 

Pages is built with a clean, intuitive, and fully responsive design that works on all major browsers and devices. Featuring developer-friendly code, full Sass and RTL support, and five unique dashboard layouts, this Angular 5+ ready template boasts flawless design and a 5-star rating.

3. Apex Admin Template

Apex is a powerful and flexible admin panel based on Angular 6+ and Bootstrap 4. The Angular CLI makes it easy to maintain and modify this Angular dashboard. With easy-to-understand code and a handy starter kit, this dashboard works right out of the box. Apex includes multiple solid and gradient menu color options and sizes, with an organized folder structure and more than 500 components and 50 widgets. 

This template is fully responsive, clean on every device and modern browser, and comes with ahead-of-time compilation and lazy loading. Choose from a few pre-made layout options and customize with ready-to-use elements and popular UI components.

4. Stack Admin Template and Starter Kit

Stack Admin is a Bootstrap 4 modern admin panel template with unlimited possibilities. This product includes eight pre-built templates with an organized folder structure, clean and commented code, and more than 1,500 pages and 1,000 components. Stack Admin provides RTL support, searchable navigation, unique menu layouts, and advanced cards. 

With three niche dashboards, Stack Admin can be used for any type of web app: project management, e-commerce back ends, analytics, or any custom admin panels. This template looks great on all devices, and it comes with a kit to help developers get started quickly.

5. Able Pro 7.0 Responsive Template

Able Pro 7.0 is a fully responsive Bootstrap admin template that provides a flexible solution for your project development. Built with Bootstrap framework, this admin dashboard has a Material look, with well structured and commented code. This Retina-ready template comes with more than 150 pages and infinite design possibilities—use the Live Customizer feature to do one-click checks on color combinations and layout variations. 

With more than 100 external plugins included, advanced menu layout options, and ready-to-deploy dashboards and landing pages, Able Pro 7.0 will streamline your app development process to save you time and effort.

6. Fury Material Design Admin Template

Clean, unique, and blazing fast, Fury is an admin template that offers you everything you need to get started with your next project. Built with Angular and Material Design, this template is the perfect framework for building large enterprise apps, and it allows for a modular component setup. 

This template is designed to be lightweight and easy to customize. Features include completely customizable dashboard widgets and Angular Flex Layout, to provide a fast and flexible way to create your layouts.

React Dashboards and Admin Templates

React is a JavaScript library for building user interfaces that has taken the web development world by storm. React is known for its blazing-fast performance and has spawned an ecosystem of thousands of related modules on NPM, including many tooling options. 

These admin templates and dashboards are a great starting point for your next React app.

1. Isomorphic Admin Dashboard

Isomorphic is a React and Redux-powered JavaScript admin panel template. It's based on a progressive web application pattern and is highly optimized for your next React app. With no need to install or configure tools like Webpack or Babel, you can get started building your app immediately. 

This React dashboard helps you write apps that behave consistently, run properly in different environments, and are easy to test. With Sass and CSS styling modules, multilingual support, a built-in Algolia search tool, Firestore CRUD, and easy-to-integrate code, you can use this template to build anything you want.

2. Clean UI React Admin Template

Are you building a single-page app and interested in moving to React and Redux? Don’t start from scratch—build a scalable, highly polished JavaScript admin dashboard with this React, Redux, Bootstrap, and Ant Design template that works well on mobile, tablet, and desktop. 

Clean UI React is create-react-app based, so getting started is simple. Modular code allows you to add and remove components with ease. Developer friendly and highly customizable, this template includes 9 example apps, more than 50 pages, multiple layout options with easy-to-update Sass or CSS styling, and ample reusable React components.

3. Jumbo React Admin Template

Kick-start your app project with Jumbo React, a complete JavaScript admin panel template. This product includes two React templates, one based on Google Material Design and the other on the stunning flat style. Each template comes with multiple design concepts and hundreds of UI components and widgets, as well as an internationalization feature that allows you to develop a multilingual app. 

Think of this template package as a starter kit to build your app. With it, you can develop a scalable React app rapidly and effectively and save yourself time and money in the process.

4. Fuse Material Design Admin Template

Looking for a template to get your React project started? Fuse is a complete JavaScript admin panel template that follows Google’s Material Design guidelines and will allow you to learn some of the advanced aspects of React while you build your app. 

This React admin template uses Material UI as the primary UI library and Redux for state management. It comes with built-in page templates, routing, and authorization features, along with five example apps, more than 20 pages, and lots of reusable React components.

Vue.js Admin Templates

Vue.js is a front-end JavaScript framework that is easy to learn if you already know HTML and CSS. The versatility of Vue is great for small- and large-scale web apps alike. On top of all this, it's blazing fast!

These Vue templates are sure to save you a lot of time and effort coding your next app.

1. Vuexy—Vue and Laravel Admin Dashboard Template 

If you’re a developer looking for a Vue admin template, look no further than Vuexy. A powerful admin dashboard template built on Vue.js, Vuexy is developer-friendly, rich with features and highly customizable. Bringing your vision to life is a piece of cake!

Not only is Vuexy fast and easy to use, but it is also highly scalable.  

2. Vuely—Material Design and Laravel Blade Admin Template

Vuely is a fully responsive JavaScript admin panel template designed to give you a hassle-free development experience. Carefully crafted to look beautiful on mobile and tablet devices with pre-designed custom pages and integrated features like charts, graphs, and data tables, this template allows you to create your back-end panel with ease. More than 200 UI elements and 78 custom widgets simplify your development process. 

Vuely is translation ready with RTL support and comes with multiple color and theme options to give you the flexibility you need.

3. VueJS Laravel Admin Template

Looking for a full-featured admin panel template for your Vue.js project? Look no further. This Vue admin template is completely modular, so you can modify layouts, colors, and other features without disturbing the rest of the code. Simply customize it with the provided Sass variables. This template is well documented, with seven layout and multiple color scheme options. With all the components you need, this Vue.js template will get you started on your next dashboard build.

4. Piaf—Vue Admin Template 

Piaf is a combination of good design, quality code and attention to details. It is built with Vue without jQuery. The same design language is used for components, layouts, apps and other parts of the theme. 

A lot of work has gone into design harmony between components and layouts of this Vue admin template. From carousels to charts, switches to list, you can see it in the colors, icons, and composition. This Vue admin template is simple and pleasant to use and does the job well. 

5. Clear—Vue and Laravel Admin Template 

If you're looking for a clean, uncluttered JavaScript admin template then Clear is the way to go. The Clear Vue admin template comes with features like: task and contact application, Vue version build system updated with Laravel mix, and extended Vue.js eCommerce dashboard.

The awesome layouts come in two simple and stylish versions, light and dark. It looks good across dashboards, components, widgets, and various charts. In addition, the code is very clean and developer friendly. You can start using Clear admin template in no time. Just follow the code and documentation. 

Multi-Framework Admin Templates

Finally, here are some templates that work with multiple frameworks.

1. Bestseller: Metronic

Metronic has been called the mother of all JavaScript admin panel templates. For one, it works smoothly across many frameworks like Bootstrap 4, React, Angular 9, Vue, and Laravel. Secondly, it has a well-structured design, and is easy to customize. In addition, the CSS and JavaScript of this best-selling multi-framework admin template are of the highest coding standard. To help you easily implement it in your app, it comes with extensive documentation and video tutorials. 

2. Material Design Admin and Multipurpose Template

This Material Design admin panel template provides you high performance with Vue, React and Angular versions. This super flexible template uses SCSS, Gulp, Webpack, NPM Modern Workflow, and Flexbox, and has all the components you need to create your front-end app project. With stunning layouts, over 500 components and lifetime updates and customer support, this is the most complete admin app available.

3. Primer—Angular and React Admin Template

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Veltrix - Admin & Dashboard Template - Laravel

Veltrix – Admin & Dashboard Template – Laravel

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Veltrixis a premium and fully responsive admin template & starter-kit with bootstrap version 4.3.1. It is a highly polished admin application in React with redux, Node Js, Laravel, PHP, AJAX and HTML languages. It looks beautiful with all sizes, be it a Monitors, laptop screen, iPad, iPhone, Android…

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Ninet - React Admin Template Ant Design and Redux

Ninet – React Admin Template Ant Design and Redux

Ninet is a React 16+ admin template, which is follows Ant Design Concept and implements Ant Design framework to develop a react app and ready to use REST API. Ninet use unique UI components, created special for React application, which allows it to be easily customize and build your own app quickly. All styles are fully develop with SCSS and easy to understand and customize. It is purpose…

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Learning to Use React

React and Redux helped us keep application state manageable in our probabilistic programming prototypes.

For every topic we research at Fast Forward Labs, we create prototypes to show how the technology can be applied to make great products. Finite, stand-alone projects, our prototype web applications are great opportunities to experiment with new front-end tech. In our latest report on probabilistic programming, I used the React javascript library to create the interface with Redux for managing the data state of UI components. This setup was extremely helpful in prototyping: by keeping the application state in one place with Redux, it was much easier to switch components in and out as the prototype direction changed. The setup (which also involved Webpack, Babel and learning ES6 syntax features) did feel overwhelming at times, though new tools and tutorials made the process much smoother than my experience using React on the previous Text Summarization prototype. Once everything was rolling, it was the most enjoyable front-end coding experience I’ve ever had.

When Aditya, our Data Visualization and Prototyping Intern, started with us this fall, I asked him to get familiar with React and Redux (and Webpack, and ES6 features…) in preparation for future products. Now that he’s experimented with it, we decided to document what has been useful and not so useful in the process.

– Grant

The Process

Grant: First I sent Aditya some helpful resources:

How to Build a Todo App Using React, Redux, and Immutable.js

Getting Started with Redux 

React Starter Kit 

Aditya: I was familiar with Javascript but had never used a Front-end framework, so first read the React documentation, and proceeded fairly quickly to the sitepoint tutorial. The sitepoint tutorial (about Redux) really tripped me up because it used a lot of unfamiliar syntax. A web search for alternate intros to Redux just ended up confusing me more.

Fortunately I found the egghead videos by Dan Abramov, which make no assumptions about the learner’s prior knowledge, and explain things like ES6 syntax that might throw off new learners.

Grant: While I later realized it was too much to drop on Aditya all at once, I suggested the sitepoint tutorial as a starting point because I like how it shows how Redux works across an entire React app. Abramov’s Egghead videos are great, but I got impatient with them because I wanted to incorporate Redux into the React app straight away. The sitepoint article helped me figure out how to structure Redux to adapt it into the prototype I was working on – but that was after I had gone through several other tutorials and banged my head against the code in various ways.

Aditya: Eventually, I realized that my confusion had little to do with the tutorials themselves. I really needed to go back and iron out my understanding of React before jumping into Redux. I realized this as I came across Abramov’s You might not need Redux, where he stresses the importance of learning to think in React before attempting to learn Redux. I took a step back to introspect and indeed found that my React knowledge hadn’t really seeped in yet.

When the creator of Redux encourages you to think carefully about whether you need to use it, it’s best to listen to him.

Grant: From the beginning I debated whether to introduce React alone or together with Redux. In retrospect, I should have started with React alone. I was anxious to get Redux in early because adopting it had made my own React development process simpler and more enjoyable. Especially when dealing with APIs (thanks in large part to Soham Kamani’s A simplified approach to calling APIs with Redux), Redux helped me maintain a readily understandable model of what was happening where – versus the spaghetti-ish ComponentDidMount situation I found myself in with React. (Note: You can have a perfectly reasonable set-up without Redux if you structure your React app well, which I’m not convinced I did. The point is, the opinionated structure of Redux was super helpful for developing and maintaining a manageable set-up.)

That’s my rationalization for introducing Redux at the start. But as Aditya points out, it was too many new moving parts at once! Much better to get a handle on React first -- and even work with the messiness Redux helps reduce -- than have the whole system dropped on you all at once. I knew this in principle, but this process was a good reminder.

Aditya: Thinking in React was a great resource to deepen my understanding. It teaches concepts by showing one the processes used to design a React app: I like this approach because it can be overwhelming to read scores of definitions with no idea how they ultimately interplay to form the grand picture. ‘Thinking in React’ helped me break down the development process into discrete steps that made the fundamental concepts easier to understand.

Take, for example, the concepts of props and states in React. Both were well defined in the standard documentation, but when I started making a simple app on my own, I was a bit confused. What part of my app would be a state? What would be a prop? Should I write the parent component first or begin with the leaves? We might say I knew the words but not the grammar. ‘Thinking in React’ introduced a framework to help think about their code architecture.

I’m very impressed by the React documentation, and it’s still the primary source for most of my React-related questions. As it should be. There are a lot of third-party resources (most behind a paywall) that are so fragmented that learning these technologies can be jarring. Third-party resources should exist, and are even required in the ecosystem, but those who make technology are also responsible for explaining it to users. Kudos to the React community for not only making a great technology but also by giving a damn about good documentation. Providing a great number of examples (whether in codepens or code blocks), a way to quick start ‘hello-world’ programs (such as Create React App), and a way to think about process is key to a good developer experience. It’s no coincidence that libraries, like D3.js and React, that provide that kind of an experience are so successful and widely adopted.

Conclusions

Grant: There’s a lot of worry and excitement about the current state of Javascript development. I’m mainly excited. There is a pretty big learning curve to this stuff, but once you get going tools like React and Redux can make front-end development a lot more fun. They enabled me to much more quickly develop and experiment with different interface components in our probabilistic programming prototype. Sometimes I was surprised (in a good way!) by how different components worked in combination, and I took inspiration from those interactions to build out a feature or interaction I hadn’t planned on.

That said, there is definitely work to be done to help people with that learning curve. We touched on some starter materials in this post. One thing we didn’t discuss is the React Starter Pack, which include the Create React App command-line tool. One of the biggest headaches I had in my earlier attempts to get started with React was getting the development environment setup. The pipeline created within Create React App made it much easier to get up and running smoothly.

Even with all the great work being done, it can still be quite overwhelming to jump into. It helps me to read about others’ process and experiences (especially their mistakes and lessons learned). Hopefully this post is helpful to others.

Aditya: I think it's really important for people building these technologies to start thinking about documentation at a fundamental level. We are facing an avalanche of new technologies everyday and developers need to be mindful that not everyone comes to the table with the same stack or the same level of experience. What a Senior Software Engineer expects from documentation is probably going to differ from that of a college sophomore.

At Fast Forward Labs, we work on cutting edge machine learning technologies, but remain mindful that this radically new ecosystem, where knowledge is concentrated in the hands of a few, can lead to socio-economic inequalities. Lowering barriers to entry is critically important as the technology ecosystem evolves at an increasingly rapid clip.

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Wieldy v1.7.1 – React Admin Template Ant Design and Redux

Wieldy v1.7.1 – React Admin Template Ant Design and Redux

Wieldy v1.7.1 – React Admin Template Ant Design and Redux

Wieldy v1.7.1 – React Admin Template Ant Design and Redux

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Wieldy is a complete React admin template & starter-kit that follows Ant Design Concept and implements Ant Design framework to develop a react app. It has all the necessary react libraries to develop a robust small to complex application in a shorter time span.

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