anonymous_shoe

That would be awesome! I've been working with Relay and GraphQL since they were released. Having messed with most of the boilerplates in that ecosystem, this one is the best IMO: https://github.com/fortruce/relay-skeleton

But I would love to see it with a testing framework, a css pre-processor and a production build script.

I'll track the issue and see how I can help.

Would love to see an option to use Relay and GraphQL

Location: Portland, Oregon. US Citizen

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: Pacific Northwest, Colorado, New England, International

Technologies: Javascript, CSS, mobile, React, Relay, GraphQL, Node, Redux

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Worked as a Front-end Engineer and UI designer for the past 5 years. I'm currently working on a farm near Portland, OR as a chef-farmer. My side project (only a prototype) is Terrafarm.io. I'm especially interested in companies operating in the world of food.

This looks like a great fit for online job interview code exercises.

I use a TODO.md doc in the project root as long as it's <50 lines of todos and issues. You can use `- [ ]` to create checkbox lists in markdown.

For a larger project I use GitHub issues with tags.

What's the objective of 'rewilding'? Biodiversity?

Why not emphasize ecological robustness in farming practices? Using ecology as the basis for designing food production systems promote biological diversity and resilience with the added benefit of healthy, clean food that doesn't harm the climate.

Yeah... I wouldn't touch this.

Writing React components can be done very quickly after you design the data. So if you have skills with pen and paper don't mess with a builder.

Location: Dallas, TX

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: Yes - Oregon, Washington, Colorado, Utah

Technologies: UI Design, Animation, Javascript, CSS, Node.js, React.js

Résumé/CV: http://rblakeley.github.io/resume.html

Email: thisryanb[at]gee mail dot com

Website: http://rblakeley.github.io