I think for this it is over the top but I found rei3 one oft the best database webapp low-code builders: https://rei3.de/en/home
I think for this it is over the top but I found rei3 one oft the best database webapp low-code builders: https://rei3.de/en/home
You could try weylus. It works but it has delay.
Yep thanks Yahoo, disgusting… Donated some so that they can pay the employes and thinking about getting a metager key.
So I have no clue about the Steamdeck but as far as I know there should be a desktop mode. Maybe you can than install Lutris which has the possibility to include GOG games.
Nevertheless I am paying premium prices to charge my EV on public chargers in germany…
That qualifies for an extra big tip from me.
This one is even better and in english: https://community.rei3.de/d/120-generate-dynamic-htmlpdf
Look in the community board. Link is in the bottom oft the page. There is a thread with an example. Ah I see. The better thread is in the german part here https://community.rei3.de/d/220-pdf-aus-formulardatensatz-erstellen
I hope with translation it is usable.
I had another idea. Maybe Dokuwiki with the struct and burocreacy Plugin would could work for you.
I am searching for a similiar Software. Ideal would be a low code database platform selfhostet with easy document generation. I am still searching but you can take a look at https://rei3.de/en/home. Low code and database works good. The document generation is a bit hacky but you can fill placeholders oft a HTML side. But they hinted that they will have to work in this because the library they used is no longer supportet. So I hope it will geht easier.
Plus side it comes with user management and some “apps” out oft the box and all oft the “apps” are interoperable. Self created apps are Versionen out oft the box and you have to sign them with a generated developer key which is also very nice.
The only thing threatening the European car industry is their inability to adapt to e-mobility. So in fact not the regulation is responsible but those leaders like him who now blame the regulation.