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I'll try to answer in order:
- WebRTC for video/voice and Websockets for chat (built on Phoenix LiveView)
- Yes, people can setup sessions to allow for up to 17 simultaneous presenters from all over
- Still haven't settled on price points. We are going to be using the beta to help decide. For now we're footing the bills ourselves so all tiers are currently free.
- 17 simultaneous presenters, no hard limits on number of attendees it is up for the organizer to decide how many tickets they want available!
- Organizers who are streaming are able to share their screens / application windows / webcam.
- We go back and forth, open to feedback. We use online meetups/experiences/events internally. Since we're all developers our content probably isn't the best at the moment!
Eventually we have plans to introduce breakout sessions or another way for viewers to be able to communicate more privately.
We will take a look at the loading speeds and maybe look at better ways to show page loads. The top progress bar was done very early on and after many design iterations might not be the greatest UX anymore.
As for your other points, if I’m on the job detail page and click one of the tags would you expect that to open a new tab? Or instead begin listing jobs underneath the current job detail?