#29: There’s always one more year

from Bootstrapped · host Ian Landsman and Andrey Butov

We talk about school lunches, fast food, Ludum Dare, game development, Minecraft, Userscape’s new employee, taking a vacation, 2013 year in review, amount of revenue to have before hiring full-time, the first two years of running a software consultancy, being too open about your employee information, Laracon 2014, and running an online retail shop.Gavin Bowman of Retro DreamerWhat Now PodcastBootstrapped.fm episode on movies for programmersLudum DareNotch live-coding for Ludum Dare 28, part 1, part 2, part 3, part 4.The Story of Minecraft – documentaryChris Fidao (@fideloper)2013 year in review – forum threadLessons Learned: The First Two Years of Running a ConsultancyOpen salaries at BufferLaracon 2014 in NYCSelling an e-commerce store, with a follow-up Discuss this episode in our Bootstrapper forums

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