brettscott

It looks promising :)

Would be good to get some unit tests written for the "seed" app itself.

Asset versioning is one of the big pain points at the moment when setting up an application eg /js/main.min.v2.js. Will you be looking at addressing this in your seed app?

I generally use Symfony2 for my applications but it can take quite a while to configure/setup at the start of each project. There are a number of skeleton projects I've used in the past which have included a lot of the fruit I'd need in a new app, reducing startup time.

If the PHP community adopted your "web-seed" and started asking for other components to be baked in, such as Grunt, Assetic, authentication/authorisation, do you think your web-seed could stay lean compared to Zend, Symfony etc?

Do you see this app optionally supporting Sass instead of Less, or Handlebars instead of Mustache?

I'd just like to reiterate what timtamboy63 has already stated. There are an estimated 100,000 job boards around the world in various industries, sectors, cities and niches.

Each of these offer the ability to browse for skills/degrees.

For example, I just did a search for "graduate jobs australia" in Google and followed the top link to "www.seek.com.au/graduate-jobs/‎" where I was able to type in "engineering" and "bachelor of engineering" and saw a refined list of applicable opportunities.

In that above list, I'm presented with jobs that I would not have considered because the search was not job title based but degree based.

How do you differ from that experience?

I like the UI experience. You'll definitely need to consider a "location" field because Australia is a pretty big country!

Keep up the good work :)