Admin dashboard tutorial – Bootstrap 4 and Material Design

MDB Admin Template Pro (jQuery version)

Author: Michal Szymanski

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Project introduction:

Admin dashboards belong to the most advanced UI category. They are designed for the organization and visualization of the huge amounts of data and for managing the multiple functionalities of the application.

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You will learn how to create and use the following components and functionalities:

  1. Side navigation

  2. Component initialization via JavaScript

  3. Double navigation

  4. Advanced navigation layouts

  5. Skins

  6. Customization via CSS

  7. Sections

  8. Charts

  9. Select

  10. Datepicker & timepicker

  11. Tables

  12. Table responsiveness

  13. Pagination

  14. Modals

  15. Checkbox

  16. Accordion

  17. Dropdowns

  18. Alerts

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Michal Szymanski
Co-Founder at MDBootstrap & BrandFlow. Entrepreneur, UI/UX designer, marketing analyst. Dancer & nerd.
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