This is an example Trello-like app built using Backbone and Marionette. It's currently just a toy to tinker with some development and deployment technologies. It doesn't authenticate or save its data anywhere.
Boneyard uses Backbone, Backbone-Relational, Marionette, Express, Bootstrap, and Webpack.
Boneyard is running at https://tg-boneyard.herokuapp.com/. The data will reset if it's been idle for a while.
Boneyard gives you a board that can have multiple lists on it. Each list can have multiple cards. Titles of the board, lists, and cards can be edited by clicking on them. Lists and cards can be added and removed, and cards can be dragged to other lists to move them.
The server implements a complete REST API for boards, cards, and lists.
I use yarn but npm should work too.
git clone https://github.com/tonygambone/boneyard.git
cd boneyard
yarn # or npm install
yarn run build # or npm run build
yarn start # or npm start
# navigate to http://localhost:3000/The server starts up with some example data but does not use any external storage - the data is in the server process. So it will all be reset when the server restarts.
The MIT License (MIT)
Copyright (c) 2016 Tony Gambone
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