Indie
You're a army of one or a solo solopreneur. You're a self starter. You may enjoy collaborating, networking, pairing or working with others, but ultimately you want to be independent.
Rails
You’re a rails developer. You enjoy learning and programming and you really don’t want to start a business or be in a business without rails. Rails is your lifelong framework partner.
Business
You enjoy entrepreneurship, creating businesses, and the flexibility to pivot, grow, and chart your own course. You might be interested in any of these spaces: SaaS, Freelance, Bootstrap, Course creator, Productized Service, Enterprise software, Agency, Community.
If this concoction resonates with you, join us by subscribing to the podcast and reach out and let us know what you're working on!
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What to Look For in a New Client
Jess and Jeremy discuss an excellent question posed by Nate Vick: What are you looking for in a new client? Whether you're looking for a new client, new target market ...

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John Nunemaker is a long-time Rails developer known for his writing on the RailsTips blog, his open source gems like HTTParty and Flipper, and his work at Ordered List...

Bram Jetten - Building Spina & PlanGo
Bram Jetten joins us for a special episode, recorded on the second day of Rails World 2023. (BIG thanks to Buzz Sprout for sponsoring and making this happen!) Bram is ...

Greg Molnar - Security on Rails
Greg Molnar joins us for a special episode, recorded on the first day of Rails World 2023. Greg is an OSCP Certified Ethical Hacker and an independent Ruby developer. ...

Managing Yourself - Tips and advice for managing being indie longterm
Jeremy just recently gave a talk at friendly.rb titled "Making it as an Indie Developer". Part of the talk was about managing yourself and we wanted to do a deeper div...
