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Philip Daineka
Founder @ Flatlogic & AppWizzy
Building scalable apps @appwizzyai, a professional vibe‑coding platform. Software development services @flatlogic. MSc in CS/Finance
Full Stack Web Application Generator by Flatlogic
Create your web application in a few steps with a full stack web application generator. Make a demo version of your app for free!
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4 Days Only! 61% Discount On All Templates
The biggest sale of this summer on Flatlogic kicks off. We give you a 61% discount on any of our products.
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30% Discount on All Templates. Create Powerful Apps with Flatlogic
We have a huge discount at Flatlogic. For three days only you have an opportunity to buy all templates with a discount. Use the APP NOW or APP_NOW promo code...
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10+ Best Error Monitoring and Error Tracking Tools
If you’re a developer, one of the least favourite parts of your job is fixing bugs. Digging through thousands lines of code and ping-ponging with users may be really stressful.
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Best 14+ Bootstrap Open Source Projects
We continue our series of articles with the best open source projects for building web applications. In this article we present best bootstrap open source projects.
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![How to Build an IoT Dashboard [Guideline]](https://flatlogic.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2019/04/IOT_Article.png "How to Build an IoT Dashboard [Guideline]")
How to Build an IoT Dashboard [Guideline]
Learn about the types of IoT dashboards you can develop to analyze data from IoT devices.
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Top 7 Material Design Dashboards to Use in 2022
In this article, we have provided you top Material Design Dashboard. These material dashboard templates built by the best companies on the market following material design guidelines.
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JavaScript UI Frameworks and Libraries for Web Development
Instead of developing the Javascript UI Components manually you can use external UI component libraries, which are efficient, responsive and easy to use.
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Writing Documentation for Your JavaScript Project
This may seem obvious but, if your code is not documented, then the only way to learn what it does is to reverse engineer it. Would you do that yourself? Let’s consider the extreme opposite and imagine if React, for example, had no documentation.
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