Flatlogic Dashboards - Admin dashboard templates built with Vue, React and Angular

Hi ProductHunt! Thanks for the hunt @micrum ! I am the CEO of Flatlogic and I will be happy to show you what we have created there. Well, yes, indeed. Using web application templates on average saves you around 300-500 man-hours, which otherwise would convert to around $30,000 of development costs. We have been working in this niche for already 5 years and have gained a lot of expertise. This expertise comes down to only few key ingredients of a successful admin dashboard template. So our templates are: 1. Design oriented. We are creating our templates UX/UI first, since we understand that people are going to spend a lot of time using them; 2. Built and synced with recent versions of popular front-end frameworks like Angular, React and Vue; 3. Feature and components rich. There are hundreds and will be even more pages for various use cases; 4. Equipped with lifetime support and updates from our team. We understand that our idea and implementation may not perfect from the beginning, so we are open to all feedback from you! This is why we are eagerly waiting for your comments, five stars and reviews. Thank you! P.S. If you want to learn more about our story you can checkout this post https://flatlogic.com/blog/from-...

Awesome collection, @okendoken !

Tired of spending hundreds of hours developing web applications from scratch? These guys from Flatlogic have a bunch of admin dashboard templates built with React, Vue and Angular frameworks. They claim to save hundreds of hours of coding

It's a real time saver for developers! Plus, the dashboards look so clean and simple. Like it!

Looks nice

great design and code quality inside!

Had an opportunity to work with the guys on several projects, and how passionate they are is just indescribable. Great job, fellas.

I will check! It's looks Awesome !

VERY necessary. Thanks for creating this!

It looks definitely promising and handy for users. But before designing users need to find out about different types of frontend framework, I suppose. If you click on this link you'll find angular 2 vs vuejs comparison. I bet it'll let developers design more efficiently.