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    Angular Full Stack

    Angular Full Stack

    Angular Full Stack project built using Angular, Express, Mongoose

    Angular Full Stack is a project to easily get started with the latest Angular using a real backend and database. The whole stack is in TypeScript, from frontend to backend, giving you the advantage of coding in one single language throughout the stack.
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    Next.js MongoDB

    Next.js MongoDB

    A Next.js and MongoDB web application, designed with simplicity

    Next.js MongoDB App is a boilerplate for building full-stack applications with Next.js and MongoDB. It provides authentication, database integration, and a structured project setup.
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    AdminLTE template Laravel package

    AdminLTE template Laravel package

    A Laravel 5 package that switches Laravel scaffolding to AdminLTE

    ...Laravel menu is only used with command adminlte:menu that replaces default adminlte menu with a menu with spatie/laravel-menu support. Once the package is installed you have to follow the usual steps of any laravel project to log in to the admin interface. Create a database. I recommend the use of laravel Homestead. Create/check .env file and configure database access (database name, password, etc). Run migrations with the command $ PHP artisan migrate. Register as the first user and log in with it.
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