Hey,

Founder here, great point and I completely agree.

We are featuring conferences that promote the attendance of persons that are traditionally under-represented in technology, including but not limited to women, African Americans, Hispanics, Native Americans and persons with disabilities.

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Congrats.. so how much fail to actually deliver. The app looks beautiful.

Question - in terms of the iOS web, what's the Ruby vs Objective-C breakdown?

Are you using the same Rails back-end from the web app with the iOS app. Would love to speak with you, shoot me an email - username @ gmail.com

We're pretty happy with the end product. All of the features that we wanted are there.

Breakdown is probably 75% Ruby 25% Objective-C. Yes, same back end as the web app, which I think is key. The iOS app is essentially a glorified browser. So everything is pretty DRY and easy to maintain.

Why aren't you charging for it?

We're currently building Pro features like teams and collaboration which will be paid for, the prototyping will be free

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Thanks. Will look into.

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