How to Build a Custom MedusaJS Admin Dashboard with NextJS, Supabase, and Tailwind CSS

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Tailwind CSS

This tutorial demonstrated how to build a custom MedusaJS admin dashboard using Next.js, Supabase, and Tailwind CSS. By following these steps, you learned how to set up a Medusa backend, create a dynamic user interface, and extend the Medusa functionalities to build tailored components like the Sales Overview Page.

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Supabase

This tutorial demonstrated how to build a custom MedusaJS admin dashboard using Next.js, Supabase, and Tailwind CSS. By following these steps, you learned how to set up a Medusa backend, create a dynamic user interface, and extend the Medusa functionalities to build tailored components like the Sales Overview Page.

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Next.js

This tutorial demonstrated how to build a custom MedusaJS admin dashboard using Next.js, Supabase, and Tailwind CSS. By following these steps, you learned how to set up a Medusa backend, create a dynamic user interface, and extend the Medusa functionalities to build tailored components like the Sales Overview Page.

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Medusa

However, a customizable solution like Medusa solves this by providing the building blocks and REST API endpoints you need to build custom e-commerce solutions that can adapt to the business’s current needs. This ensures you retain control over every aspect of your e-commerce ecosystem.

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