Welcome to the GitHub repository of the official CrE RoadMap! Here you can find all the source code used to power our website!
チップ：日本語を話しますか？[日本語]クレーマップのよくある質問
French translation tbd (we need to contact our translator)
The CrE Roadmap, also known as "The Crazy Error Roadmap", "The Official Crazy Error Roadmap", and 「クレージー・エラー・ロードマップ / クレーマップ」, is as its name suggests, indeed a roadmap. A unqiue type of roadmap. The CrE Roadmap tracks all advancements in crazy errors, from new features to brand new crazy errors coming out, to small creators just getting started, to really cool BGMs that are underrated. We track it all. Including changes in trends of how crazy errors are created, crazy error collabs, and more information.
The CrE Roadmap actually was designed with multiple purposes in mind. This CrE is designed for crazy error viewers, crazy error makers, and crazy error history buffs alike. The Cre Roadmap was designed with care, for many purposes, but especially the following:
- Preserving History The CrE Roadmap helps preserve the history of crazy errors and their advancements. In addition, we also regularly may upload crazy errors and BGMs to the Internet Archive to preserve them.
- Tracking Advancements Its hard to track changes and origins, we know. Which is why we're doing it for you. We track advancements and new trends in crazy errors and can even give insights into the future.
- Crazy Error Listing We can help to provide listings of crazy errors created, and also organize them by timelines, as well as find uploads across many sites like YouTube, Niko Niko Douga, Vimeo, Bilibili and more.
- BGM Listing We can help track the state of BGMs, new BGMs, and even trends in how BGMs and their corresponding videos (if any) are created.
Currently, we do not have a domain set up as we are still developing the CrE Roadmap. However, we plan to host it using Vercel and eventually connect a domain name.
We allow you to view all of the source code because we believe in transparency. You can see exactly what the CrE Roadmap is doing. However, not all of the code is open source. Most of our code files will have copyright notices at the top. If you're unsure of whether you are permitted to use our source code, please check the comments at the beginning of the files.
To make the CrE Roadmap as accessible as possible, the main CrE Roadmap website supports Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge, Opera, Brave, Border, MyPal, TOR, and Internet Explorer. Other browsers may be supported that we are not aware of at the time.
Our Built-In Languages are translated by us along with trusted translators. Our Built-In Languages we have are English (English), Français (French), and 日本語 (Japanese). These translations are verified and are usually accurate. We also are going to support Community Translations - these are translations to other languages that are not built-in. Anyone can contribute to community translations, but before making a contribution, read Contributing With Community Translations