Rehaul READMEs and add top-level README

[kbrandwijk]

The readme is included in the boilerplate, so it also ends up in the generated project, which doesn't make much sense.

[marktani]

Why not? The different boilerplates are different enough, so that different README files are preferred.

[DevanB]

I think the idea is a shared README at the root and a slightly different README per boilerplate. At least that’s what J and I discussed yesterday afternoon.

On Dec 16, 2017, at 09:52, Nilan Marktanner [email protected] wrote:

Why not? The different boilerplates are different enough, so that different README files are preferred.

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[kbrandwijk]

Well, at the very least, they need to be completely overhauled.

• It references a live demo
• The node-basic once describe a project structure with index.ts, while it doesn't use typescript
• The clone the repo steps are wrong
• The getting started instructions is what you have already done to even get a local project with that readme
• etc.

[nikolasburk]

We're tackling this right now, let's track the progress of the different repos and close it once all ore done:

• [x] node-graphql-server
• [x] typescript-graphql-server
• [x] react-fullstack-graphql
• [ ] angular-fullstack-graphql
• [ ] vue-fullstack-graphql
• [x] react-native-graphql
• [ ] ios-graphql
• [ ] android-graphql

[schickling]

I remember @stubailo had a couple of thoughts on this. Would be great if we can get the ball rolling here ⚽️