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AdminLTE
Free admin dashboard template based on Bootstrap 4
...Best open source admin dashboard & control panel theme. Built on top of Bootstrap, AdminLTE provides a range of responsive, reusable, and commonly used components. Mobile first design. Fits many resolutions, from large desktops to small mobile devices. Support for printing any page. The invoice page makes a perfect example. Choose a skin that matches your branding or edit the LESS variables to create your own. -
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Light Bootstrap Dashboard
An admin dashboard template designed to be beautiful and simple
...It is built on top of Bootstrap 4 and it is fully responsive. It comes with a big collection of elements that will offer you multiple possibilities to create the app that best fits your needs. It can be used to create admin panels, project management systems, web applications backend, CMS, or CRM. The product represents a big suite of front-end developer tools that can help you jump-start your project. We have created it thinking about things you actually need in a dashboard. Light Bootstrap Dashboard contains multiple handpicked and optimized plugins. ... -
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A simple set of C++ Templates which abstract the common problem of updating a value based on changes in time. Comes with a simple example - just add the OverTime folder to your includes path and compile it to see how things work.
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