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iTWire - Local software development start-up JDoodle gets $3.2m in funding - Vimarsana News

iTWire - Local software development start-up JDoodle gets $3.2m in funding

Australian software development start-up JDoodle has received $3.2 million in funding, with the contributions being led by Main Sequence. In a stateme...

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Six Aussie startups that raised $42 million this week - Vimarsana News

Six Aussie startups that raised $42 million this week

This week's funding includes millions for a growing pet food startup, multiple climate-focused companies, and a virtual sports league.

Funding roundup: June 11 to June 16 - Vimarsana News

Funding roundup: June 11 to June 16

This weekly feature from Dynamic Business runs down the week’s top funding rounds from Australia and the US.

Backstrapped to 800,000 users, online programming community JDoodle lands funding - Vimarsana News

Backstrapped to 800,000 users, online programming community JDoodle lands funding

Started as a side project, JDoodle, which lets developers practice more than six dozen programming languages on one website, hit 800,000 users while being bootstrapped. Now the Sydney, Australia-based startup has set a goal of 8 million users within the next 24 months after getting $3.2 million AUD (about $2.2 million USD) in new funding. The round was led by Main Sequence, the venture firm founded by Australia’s national science agency.

See This Big Ol' Shipping Container? It's Actually a Hydrogen Power Bank - Vimarsana News

See This Big Ol' Shipping Container? It's Actually a Hydrogen Power Bank

An Aussie startup named Endua has just revealed its new hydrogen power bank. It looks a little like a shipping container.

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