This page hosts all documentation of the @Birklehof projects as well as guides on how to maintain and expand the existing software solutions.

This is a simple website with the prupose of generating consistent names to be used for the @Birklehof Microsoft Teams teams.

This was a prototype for a digital, easy-to-edit, offline drinks menu. It proved impractical and is now deprecated.

This website was originally supposed to encompass the administration interfaces for multiple apps, making them easy to administrate with a single interface while minimizing the amount of work for each app's admin interface. In the end this approach was not practical, which made this project pointless.

This project contains the code for a small digital art gallery meant to display the artworks made by @Birklehof students. It was built using svelte and deployed with GitHubPages.

In 2022, I built this web application to digitize the 24-Stunden-Lauf (24 hour race) of the Birklehof. It uses Next.js together with NextAuth.js and Prisma and was deployed on Docker. The app worked really well, but there is still some room for improvement, which is why version 2 is currently under development (see link below).

This is the Docker deployment for the @24-stunden-lauf-app-v1. It uses docker-compose to deploy the Next.js app with a PostgreSQL database and traefik for networking.