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Congratulations guys, it is an awesome news. I really love your mission and you have done wonderful job until now. Keep going like that!

Wish you luck for the future!

What about import.io? Anyone has experience using it?

Link: http://import.io/

It seems a fast and nice workflow for my photos. I did not know about Jungle Disk. Thanks a lot.

Everypix looks interesting. I will look into that :) Thanks

I would leave it on. Keep it professional and leave it in good terms with the current company.

You can easily explain that job did not fit you and you are always looking for the best in your career.

Javascript, Python, Clojure and C.

I am a programmer in Norway for a company making a digital asset management software. It is very interesting and challenging. Before that, I was a coder in both healthcare and e-learning.

I love what I do every day!

Yes, absolutely! My brother has your same age and is learning programming for the first time. He started with basic HTML and CSS and now, he is enjoying learning Javascript but already looking forward for some backend coding.

He started with some really basic books, but he switched to Codecademy some weeks ago and he really likes it!

Good luck! :)

How to Win Friends and Influence People by Dale Carnegie

I was working on a site for foodies called Foodedoo and we did not continue after the weekend. It was my first Startup Weekend and I had a great experience anyway.

I think that I remember you from Startup Weekend London in Sept. 2011. It was one of the most interesting projects at that event.

"With a few exceptions, most team members go back to their real lives, day jobs or studies the next day." That's what I've also noticed.

I think that networking with like-minded people is one of the best part of Startup Weekend (and similar events).