Hey everyone. For the past year, a small group of developers have been working on a recipe website to provide a richer, more stable experience for you fine folks. We have flown mostly under the radar, but it's time for that to change.

Myself, /u/JosefBud, and /u/ddyess have toiled in the trenches for many months, and we have most of a recipe website put together. There are still a few parts of the frontend that are not hooked up to the backend, and there is a ton of work left to do on wish-list items and more robust functionality all around.

However, we are not nearly as far along as we thought we'd be when starting out, and most of that is simply because the three of us haven't invested enough time in the project.

To that end, we are looking to grow the development team a bit in order to provide quicker turnaround for PRs and to provide us the ability to refocus our efforts on the items that are standing in the way of a public beta test of the site.

So, if you're still reading, maybe you're interested in helping us out? We're trying to build a best-in-class, modern mixing website that will be cheap to host and free to use. We don't believe in charging money for our service and we want to work with the community to come up with something better, together.

Thank you for your time, TeslaDelMar

Non-Geeks

If you want to follow updates, the best way is through our Discord server. If you're there, you'll be the first to know when we open the doors for public testers.

Geeks

We need your help! We are leveraging the following technologies:

• Node.js

• Express

• Sequelize

• PostgreSQL

• React

• Redux

• Docker

• CircleCI

If you have experience with any of the above, or if you're passionate about web development and looking to contribute to an open source project, please let us know!

The repositories are available at http://github.com/mixnjuice/ for your hacking pleasure.