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MatDash Free Nextjs Tailwind Admin Panel
Launch faster with MatDash: clean code, beautiful UI.
MatDash is designed to give developers a smooth head‑start: it comes free, open‑source, and optimized for production. Built with Next.js (App Router), TypeScript, Tailwind CSS, and Flowbite UI, it delivers lightning‑fast load times, modular components, and a tidy codebase that scales with your app. Out of the box, MatDash includes responsive layouts, reusable UI components powered by Flowbite, and common pages like dashboards, user profiles, login and error screens. Everything is crafted... -
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Template Studio
Template Studio accelerates the creation of new WinUI 3, WPF, etc.
...To get started, install the appropriate extension, then select the corresponding Template Studio project template when creating a new project in Visual Studio. Name your project, then click Create to launch the Template Studio wizard. Specify which capabilities you want to use in your app, and we'll build out the framework for the features in your app, tagging TODO items. Here you can add features that enable your app to interact with storage, notifications, layout theming, etc. -
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Simple Client Server Chat Example
An example of a simple chat system
...This is not sufficient when talking about large applications, but, let's not forget that HTTP uses Strings. The project contains both the Server and the Client. The main method in the Main class does nothing. You must launch the Server (ServerMain) and several instances (or just one) of the Client (ClientMain). To deconnect a client just send "exit".
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