Common React UI components for all Wix backoffice React applications
The Wix-UI-Backoffice is an archived and no longer supported product. It has been replaced by Wix-Style-React. Wix-UI-Backoffice was a UI library used for building internal Wix applications with a consistent and user-friendly design. It offered a range of components and features that helped developers create visually appealing and functional interfaces. However, as it is no longer supported, developers are encouraged to refer to Wix-Style-React for their UI needs.
Wix-UI-Backoffice was a UI library for building internal Wix applications with a consistent and user-friendly design. It offered a range of components and features that helped developers create visually appealing and functional interfaces. However, it is no longer supported, and developers are encouraged to refer to Wix-Style-React for their UI needs.
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