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MUI Core is a collection of React UI libraries for shipping new features faster. Start with Material UI, our fully-loaded component library, or bring your own design system to our production-ready components.
For this tutorial, you’ll use the MUI library (previously called Material-UI) to get access to a built-in datepicker. Thankfully, MUI comes with a starter project with Create React App.
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If you want to clone the project and follow along in your own editor, use this GitHub repo.
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Appwrite
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Strapi
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Strapi is a headless CMS built entirely with JavaScript. Whether your preference leans more toward REST or GraphQL, Strapi offers built-in support for both. As a result, you can use the frontend of your choice and simply connect to the Strapi API.
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In this article, you’ll be building a personal habit tracker. To begin, you will set up your Strapi backend project and build a few collections for your habits and logs to track completion. Then you’ll set up your React project to create, display, and check off habits. Finally, you’ll discover how to create custom queries to fetch habits so it’s easier to track completion on the frontend.
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Strapi is a headless CMS built entirely with JavaScript. Whether your preference leans more toward REST or GraphQL, Strapi offers built-in support for both. As a result, you can use the frontend of your choice and simply connect to the Strapi API.
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Then install a few necessary libraries. In this project, you’ll be using one of the four date-libraries supported called date-fns. You also need axios for making HTTP requests and qs for parsing/creating queries. You can get all the libraries needed by running one command:
