Male application developers are most likely to join a company for the chance to work with modern technology stacks but women are more motivated by salary and company culture, according to new research that also found workers were most likely to walk if they have a bad manager or leadership team. The newly released Voice of… Read more »
Sydney-based open banking startup Basiq has secured seed investment from NAB Ventures and Westpac’s VC fund Reinventure Group.
Australia’s game development industry has massive potential for growth as an export industry, according to an independent survey by IGEA and GDAA.
The introduction of the new v.zero SDK by Braintree, which rolled out across Australia yesterday is definitely going to cause startups to think hard about their choice of payment portal, mainly due to the fact that this new service will allow people to integrate Paypal and Braintree simultaneously into their website or application.
Launched in beta mid-January, Snippet Repo is a members-only code repository for developers to store and share useful code snippets.
Less than two weeks ago on August 8, entrepreneur and developer Eric Bae launched SideProjectors to help developers reach their full potential with their side projects.
Here are 12 actionable ways non-technical founders can start their companies.
Things are progressing well at your start-up. Despite not knowing how to code, you found a talented engineer who loves your idea. Over a hand-shake deal and several cash payments, he’s been building your app for six months and there’s plenty more features to roll out. He still does the odd job for other start-ups, but yours takes up 90% of his time – he even spends five days a week with you at your co-working space, which you pay for.
Mike & Annie Cannon-Brookes just turned Grok Ventures into Australia’s first $1 billion VC fund to invest in climate tech
Mr Yum founder Kim Teo on why you shouldn’t take culture for granted – especially during a pandemic
Cyber security startup CipherStash raises $3.3 million in seed round
Commercial property startup Inspace raises $4 million pre-series A for global ambitions
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