#material ui

Ant Design??

When it comes to making impressive-looking React apps, there are many helpful component libraries that allow us to quickly style our applications with the help of pre-made components.

There are lots of component libraries out there, but few that are as sophisticated and well designed as one called Ant Design. If you can think of a type of component to include within your React app interface and design, Ant Design almost certainly has it:

Using a component library like Ant Design speeds up our development time by reducing the amount of often unreliable styles that we have to write ourselves.

Additionally, these pre-made components provide functionality that would often be redundant to create ourselves, such as a common modal or tooltip. In most cases, we should opt for the reliable, proven solution rather than attempting to reinvent the wheel.

If you’re thinking of building an application today and are looking for a solid component library, go with Ant Design. It has virtually every feature that you would need out of a component library, plus great customizability that serves any app feature you might consider implementing.

Progress! We got some basic stuff put together for layout and data entry, plus we learned how to load images client side in JS/MUI/React!

We now have a roles and permissions system similar to Discord's, which we borrowed from a great deal. We're still working to put together a design team and have wireframes created but we're using Material UI on the frontend which thankfully provides a lot of readymade, well designed components right out of the box.

Praxis is an open source social networking site. Motions are the main focus and come with a wide variety of voting features, with consensus as the default. Create a group and set it to no-admin, allowing group members to create motions and democratically decide on settings, name, theme, or planning of real world events. The goal is to make democratic processes truly accessible and available to working class people, as they currently are not.

component

 <Autocomplete className={styles['vacation-list-search']}                      multiple                      name="ClassSchedule"                      filterSelectedOptions                      getOptionSelected={(option, value) => option.title === value.title}                      onChange={(event, value) => setSelectedEmployee(value)}                      id="tags-standard"                      options={employees}                      getOptionLabel={option => option.title}                      renderInput={(params) => (                          <TextField                              {...params}                              variant="outlined"                              label={t('searchPlaceHolder')}                          />                      )} />

componentin içindeki data. Ben örnek olarak personel filtreleyeceğim. Buna baglı olarakta ilgili isimdeki datayı filtreleyecegim. Ekranda bu personel ile ilgili listelediğim data çıkacak. Normalde hepsiyle ilgili data basıyorum

const employees =[    { title: "Ahmet" },    { title: "Mehmet" },    { title: "Zeki" },    { title: "Elif" } ]

const [selectedEmployee, setSelectedEmployee] = useState([]);

const rowFilter = (row) => {    if(selectedEmployee.length < 1){        return true    }else if(selectedEmployee.some(employeeVal => row.name === employeeVal.title)){        return true         } }

datayıda tabloda listelediğim yer 

<TableBody>    {        (rows || [])            .filter(row => rowFilter(row))            .slice(page * pageRows, page * pageRows + pageRows)            .map((row, index) => {                const keyValue = `${row.name}-${index}`                const isItemSelected = isSelected(keyValue);                return (                    <TableRow                        aria-checked={isItemSelected}                        key={keyValue}                        role="checkbox"                        tabIndex={-1}                        hover                        selected={isItemSelected}                    >                        <TableCell                            onClick={event => handleRowClick(event, keyValue)}                        >                            {row.status === 'Onaylandı' || row.status === 'Reddedildi' ?                                <Checkbox                                    disabled={true}                                /> :                                <Checkbox                                    checked={isItemSelected}                                />                            }                        </TableCell>

Create A Simple Resume Builder App Using React

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Create a Random Quote Generator app in React

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Neaxr – React Business Agency Template

Neaxr is a react-redux Business Agency template. Neaxr is a modern corporate template based on React App and Material UI Framework. We’ve used modern technologies and best practices to make our product easy to work with. It’s the most convenient template for developers, because of React Components, clean code and detailed documentation, which allows you to build any project , Corporate, Business…