What is CoreUI and Why Should You Use It for Your Next Admin Dashboard?
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If you’re a developer, you’ve been there. A new project kicks off, and the most exciting parts are the complex back-end logic, the database architecture, or the core application features. Then comes the reality of building the user interface, specifically the admin dashboard. Suddenly, you’re spending countless hours reinventing the wheel: crafting buttons, aligning form fields, wrestling with responsive layouts, and trying to make a data table look decent on a phone.
How to Use Bootstrap Dropdown in Angular – CoreUI Integration Guide
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Dropdown menus are a UI staple — from user avatars to action menus, they power some of the most important interactive patterns in web apps. But when working with Angular and Bootstrap, you don’t want to rely on data-bs-toggle="dropdown" or imperatively manage DOM events.
The Best Bootstrap Alternative for Developers in 2025
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In the world of frontend development, Bootstrap has long been the go-to tool for creating responsive layouts and consistent user interfaces. But as web design challenges evolve and developers demand more flexibility, performance, and modularity, it’s no surprise that many are looking for a bootstrap alternative.
In this article, we’ll explore the best bootstrap alternatives, break down the pros and cons of each, and explain why CoreUI stands out as a complete, modern, and extensible solution — especially for developers working on enterprise-level projects.
How to Use Bootstrap Modal in Vue 3 – Clean Integration with CoreUI
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Modals are a key part of modern UI — used for confirmations, forms, alerts, and more. If you’re building an Angular application with Bootstrap 5 styles, you might wonder how to implement modals without relying on jQuery or manual DOM manipulation.
How to Use Bootstrap Dropdown in Vue 3 – CoreUI Integration Guide
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Bootstrap dropdowns are everywhere — in headers, sidebars, tables, toolbars. But if you’re using Vue 3, you probably don’t want to manage them via data-bs-toggle or vanilla JS events.
How to Use Bootstrap Modal in Vue 3 – Clean Integration with CoreUI
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Modals are essential in modern interfaces, whether you’re confirming destructive actions, displaying forms, or showing dynamic content. If you’re using Vue 3 with Bootstrap styles, you might wonder: what’s the cleanest and most idiomatic way to use a modal?
How to Use Bootstrap Tooltip in Vue 3 – The Right Way with CoreUI
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Using Bootstrap in Vue 3? You’ve probably noticed that native Bootstrap tooltips don’t play well with Vue’s reactive and declarative nature. Bootstrap still relies on imperative DOM access — not ideal for Vue’s component-driven architecture.
How to Use Bootstrap Dropdown in React the Right Way – with CoreUI
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If you’re using React and want to build dropdowns that look and behave like Bootstrap 5, there’s a better way than relying on data-bs-toggle or manual DOM manipulation. React applications need declarative, accessible, and lifecycle-aware components — and CoreUI for React delivers exactly that.
In this article, you’ll learn how to implement Bootstrap-style dropdowns in React using the CDropdown component from CoreUI — cleanly, idiomatically, and without hacks.
How to Add a Bootstrap Modal in React Without Breaking React – The CoreUI Way
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If you’re building a React application and want to use a Bootstrap-style modal, you have options. You can rely on Bootstrap’s vanilla JavaScript, use a third-party component, or—more idiomatically—you can integrate a modal the “React way”: declarative, controlled, and accessible.
In this guide, I’ll show you how to do it properly using CoreUI for React — a component library that’s 100% compatible with Bootstrap styling but built entirely for React.
How to Use Bootstrap Tooltip in React Without Breaking React – CoreUI Integration Guide
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If you’re working with React and want to use Bootstrap-style tooltips, there’s a catch: Bootstrap’s native tooltip implementation is imperative and DOM-driven — which doesn’t align well with React’s declarative model.