Status update on the Node.js/React/Redux version of the board agenda tool

[Sam Ruby]

I'm getting close.

I'm nowhere near to "everything working and a test suite is in place", 
but I do have at least one example of every intended architectural 
feature in place.

My focus for the next two days will be on getting screencasts up, 
describing a few development scenarios, and -- if there is interest -- 
scheduling webconferences with people to share screens and answer 
questions.  Given time zones, it may not make sense for all of us to get 
together at once, we can have multiple smaller groups of people.

My hope is that the screencasts will inspire more people to want to 
participate.

There is plenty of work left to be done, and a great way to learn will 
be by either taking on small assignment (say, getting a single form, 
button, or action working -- with examples of a similar form, button, or 
action that does work, and, as always a working example in the form of 
the Ruby version of this tool; either that or by building up a test 
suite.  I have a few example tests already, and can build more examples. 
 There is an existing test suite for the Ruby version of the tool that 
can be consulted for inspiration.

Webconferences would primarily be for people who have gotten the tool up 
and running.

- Sam Ruby