[ARCHIVED] Full-stack school homepage / TypeScript, Remix (React), Prisma, CI/CD and more
The source code behind the new Louise-Schroeder-Gymnasium website is a full-stack Remix application built with TypeScript and Prisma. The goal of the project is to create software for the public sector that is free and open-source, allowing the public to run, study, copy, change, distribute, and improve the code. The project is licensed under the GNU Affero General Public License.
To get started with the Louise-Schroeder-Gymnasium website, follow these steps:
The Louise-Schroeder-Gymnasium website is a full-stack Remix application built with TypeScript and Prisma. It follows the principle of public money, public code, by providing a free and open-source codebase for the public sector. The installation process involves launching a Visual Studio Code editor in the browser using GitPod and following the setup instructions.