ginstr app-composer (JavaScript, reactjs, refluxjs, webpack)

We are looking for an experienced Javascript developer with some basic Android app development skills for implementing the ginstr app-composer. Technologies used: - reactjs - refluxjs - webpack - etc. The basic idea is a JavaScript based drag&drop ‘app-composer’ application which allows 'composing' an Android app on a PC. Slide-2 and Slide-11 in attached ppt. file are the relevant UI scribbles in this regards. Output of the app-composer will be a set of XML files which form a ginstr app. ginstr apps require the ginstr launcher apk ([login to view URL] ) to be installed on an Android phone which then reads and executes these ginstr app XML files. Attached you can find the XML files of such a ginstr app (here: asset location manager app). This app can also be found on Google Play: [login to view URL] ; In fact this Google Play apk file is just a small program that loads the xml files from our servers into the ginstr launcher on the phone. In order to evaluate the related backend you can go to [login to view URL] User: test at [login to view URL] PW: Test2016$ Would you please so kind to list your skill level in regards of the following technologies between 1 (beginner) and 5 (expert): Knowledge which is must: -------------------------------- 1. Deep knowledge of Javascript, functional and OOP programming principles 2. NodeJS (basic) 3. React 4. XML 5. WebPack 6. Less/Sass 7. Unit testing 8. SVN/GIT 9. React as View layer [login to view URL] 10. Redux as Application architecture [login to view URL] 11. ReactDnD as library for interaction [login to view URL] 12. Marknote as tool for XML [login to view URL] 13. LocalStorage/IndexedDB as store for local changes (any library or custom implementation, this should be small enough) 14. LESS + PostCSS as styling tools [login to view URL] [login to view URL] 15. WebPack as module bundler and dependency manager [login to view URL] 16. Mocha, Chai, Karma, Sinon as unit testing tools [login to view URL] [login to view URL] [login to view URL] [login to view URL] Cheers Markus