Build Your SaaS · 2022-08-16 · 36 min
It's the fourth anniversary of Transistor's public launch! This is part 2 of "Jon and Justin answer your questions." (00:37) - When did you start paying yourself how much you wanted to make? (01:34) - Any broad advice for startups? (11:38) - How did you decide on your tech stack? (14:16) - How did you prioritize features? (15:49) - Were you embarrased by the first version you shipped? (17:48) - How did you decide on pricing? (21:07) - How would you have found employees without your network? (27:25) - Do you have more or less freedom or stress in your lives? What should we talk about next? Twitter: @buildyoursaas , @mijustin , @jonbuda , @jsonpearl , and @helenryles Leave a review/comment on Podchaser ; it's like Reddit, but for podcasts.
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