> You mention the front-end applications, how about the back-end? We are full stack and flexible to campaign needs. For example, the donate app (native iPad fr

> You mention the front-end applications, how about the back-end? We are full stack and flexible to campaign needs. For example, the donate app (native iPad front-end) is backed by a Rails API running on Heroku to aggregate donation data (particularly important since the FEC requires donation logs). Also, another group member built an Angular front-end dashboard for the campaign to authenticate with Google Apps and view/export donation data. We have generally found small, loosely coupled services to be a good model for allowing people to work in their areas of expertise and avoid blocking each other. > Any more details on this? Sounds like an interesting idea for a spin-off. The NYT article wasn't super clear but it's a Slack bot. It is open source at https://github.com/SandersForPresident/Butler https://github.com/SandersForPresident/Butler. We have tried to open source as much as possible as we develop things. However it is not my project so I'm not the most qualified to talk about it. No worries about the duplicate post! Glad it is getting attention.