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This is the website for Ingenieurbüro Buchholz GmbH that I created. https://www.ib-buchholz.de/
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README.md

📦 Ingenieurbüro Buchholz GmbH

This is the website of Ingenieurbüro Buchholz GmbH.

Development

Install dependencies

This project uses Deno to run a local web server with Oak for development.

Therefore, Deno must be installed on your machine.

If Deno is not already running, you can find installation instructions here:
https://docs.deno.com/runtime/getting_started/installation/.

Working locally

Start the server:

deno run start

Open http://localhost:8080/ to view it in your browser.

Deploying

Any provider that can host static websites can be used for deployment.

Simply copy the contents of the public folder onto the server.

Credits

Joeri Sebrechts

An explainer for web development using only vanilla techniques. No tools, no frameworks — just HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.

Baldur Bjarnason

Doom-prepping web dev through disdain, disrespect, and doing the right thing.

Andy Bell & Heydon Pickering

Learn to write better, resilient CSS.

Adam Argyle

Supercharged CSS variables.

James Gilyead & Trys Mudford

Fluid responsive design.