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Season 2, Ep. 2 – Our first foray into fundraising
What startup says “no” to funding for almost an entire decade? One that’s either totally crazy or incredibly astute. Maybe we’re a little of both? Hot off the heels of our Series A raise, we talked to our CEO, Teja Yenamandra, and COO, Tyler Newkirk, about the decision to bootstrap for so long, and how, […]
The rise of low-code and no-code builders
Low-code and no-code builders have increased in popularity over the last few years, but is that a good thing, a bad thing, or just a thing thing?
Season 2, Ep. 1 – From the beginning
What happens when an idea to hook your friends up with jobs becomes a multi-million dollar talent agency operating on a global scale? In the opener to season 2 of the Frontier Podcast, you’ll learn from Gun.io’s founder and CEO, Teja Yenamandra, exactly how he made it happen.
Mentoring in a remote setting
With the newest cohort of developers starting work life from home, how can we make sure they’re getting the career guidance we all got when we first started? Mentoring remotely is the answer.
Communication and availability on freelance jobs
Whether you’re working across the street or around the world from your client, communication and availability on freelance jobs is of paramount importance.
Working across timezones
How remote can you get and still work with your favorite client? Working across timezones takes a little practice and some ingenuity, but you’ll get to explore the world and get paid.
August 2022 Engineering update
Thanks to our community’s investment in making Gun.io better, we’ve been able to chase down several usability improvements (proposed by you all!) this month.
Best places to work on a digital nomad visa
What’s keeping you stateside when the world is your proverbial oyster? This list of the best places to work on a digital nomad visa will get you on your way out of town in no time.
A roundup of Raspberry Pi projects
Pull it out of the closet, dust it off, and find something on this roundup of Raspberry Pi projects that’ll finally put it to good use.
Three years on the Inc 5000 list
What does it take to grow consistently enough to wind up on the prestigious Inc 5000 list three years in a row? Let us show you.
What you need to know before starting a new contract
Do you have your ducks in a row, or will you be scrambling to catch up for the first few days? Here’s what you need to know before starting a new contract.
Taxes for freelancers
Taxes for freelancers can feel confusing. Get yours squared away from day one, and you’ll be sitting pretty come April 15th.