Hey Jellies!

Ok, we're trying something new here. What do you think about being called a Jelly if you're a user? Corny?

Anyway, I wanted to touch base and let everyone know that we're building up the foundation of Jelly Fin a little at a time. I've added badges to the README to highlight some of the groundwork on getting a build process going.

After talking with my contributors, I think we're settling on going strictly mobile-first then working in a web app in the future. This means that we're planning on using React Native for the front end.

I use an Android and my wife uses iOS. Which means, we will be supporting both platforms from the get-go.

I got TravisCI setup and I have another process that scans our documentation to make sure we have something good in those regards.

I've gotten a LOT of interest in folks wanting to contribute. While we may not be at a place where people can jump in and code, we are accepting opinions. Feel free to create a GitHub issue on feature ideas, help iron out details on existing features, OR if you want to help lay the groundwork, submit a pull request.

Check out the repo and hit us up on Discord.

Don't forget to follow #jellyfin for updates!

Lastly, here's a link to the project on GitHub.