What is an Admin Panel? The Complete Guide for 2026
Learn what admin panels are, how they differ from dashboards, and the best approaches to building them. Covers security, architecture, and build vs buy decisions.
Refine Blog
Introducing Refine Core - A New Chapter
We're splitting Refine into two products - Refine Core (our open source framework) and Refine (our AI-powered product builder).
Create An Admin Panel With Supabase In 5 Minutes
Build a powerful React-based admin panel with Supabase. Use Refine to automate your CRUD operations and connect your database effortlessly.
Creating a React search bar and content filtering components
Article about how to create Search bar and filter component in React
Redirect in React Router V6 with useNavigate hook
We'll discover how to perform a redirect using useNavigate in React Router V6
Temporal API - A new approach to managing Date and Time in JS
Are we saying goodbye to the JavaScript Date object? Use the Temporal API to manipulate date and time objects in JavaScript.
Redirect in React Router V6 with Navigate Component
We'll see how to redirect using Navigate Component in React Router V6
Ref Forwarding with React forwardRef
We discuss in detail how ref forwarding with React forwardRef works.
A Guide for Next.js with TypeScript
We will explain the entire process of how to use Next.js in TypeScript
Nextjs image optimization with examples
Built-in image optimization using the next image component
Introduction to Next.js Link component with examples
A guide for navigation between pages using Next.js Link
Javascript Currying - Variadic Currying
Deep dive into variadic currying in JavaScript with examples
5 Most Common useState Mistakes React Developers Often Make
Find out what the five most common mistakes React developers make with useState and how to avoid them.
Beginner's Guide to React useId Hook
We'll explore the React useId hook, its use cases, and how it can improve our development process.
TypeScript keyof with Examples
This post explains with examples how the keyof operator is used to define advanced types in TypeScript.