Hi there!
I cloned this dashboard to practice my skills in Material UI with Reactjs. I learnt a lot from version 4 to 5. I used almost all the common components in this project.
Pages
- Dashboard
- User
- Product
- Blog
- Login
- Register
- 404
For styling I mainly used styled function from @material-ui/styles.
I used the sx property when it was available in some certain components.
There's a big problem in the routing. I used "react-router-dom": "^5.2.0". I couldn't nest the Login and Register component in the AuthLayout component. I tried the methods from version 6 but it didn't work.
I tried another way which can be found in the routes.js file. It didn't work as well.
If you can suggest me any way, I'll appreciate it very much.
I'm looking for an entry level job. If you've any opportunity, please let me know. 🙏
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