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 Today is 19 Jun 2012 and this is a big day, because I'm leaving FlatSoft and will
-continue my career as independent [web-engineer](/about). Also I starting this
-personal website for tech notes and presenting my projects.
+continue my career as independent [web-engineer](/about). I'm also starting this
+personal website for tech notes and presentation of my projects.
 
 <img src="/content/articles/helloworld/fs_cup.jpg" align="left" width="300" style="margin: 25px;" />
 
 ## Bye FlatSoft
 
-I worked in FS for 3 years (end 2008 - middle 2012), and it was great days because
-I met my love - nodejs and have a great chance to work on big projects with
-talented guys. But after 3 years of outsourcing I get tired. I need a product
-- this is why I quit FS and going to start working on startup. Also I will continue
-contibuting my opensource projects (railwayjs, jugglingdb, jsdoc.info, and others).
+I had been working in FS for 3 years (end 2008 - middle 2012), and those were
+great days because I met my love here - NodeJS. And had a great chance to work
+on big projects with talented guys. But after 3 years of outsourcing I got
+tired. I need a product
+- this is why I quit FS and I'm going to start working on a startup. Also I will
+continue contibuting my opensource projects (railwayjs, jugglingdb,
+jsdoc.info, and others).
 
 ## Bye 9 to 5
 
-I believe every good programmer working 9 to 5 should quit some day. Because real
-programming is not 9 to 5 - first of all it's love. When you working on project
-you should think about it as much as it requires: in shower, while driving a car,
-even climbing to Everest or skiing down at 60mph. Life-changing idea can come at
-any time and you should be ready to give it all your talent immediately.
-
-For me it means one project at a time (which is impossible in opensource or couple
-part-time jobs, when you spent half of day in one project and half in another). In
-edge case I can spent whole day helping someone with project, but 1 project between
-sleeps - this is a restriction. This is why I prefer daily contracts rather then
-houly. Working hourly is good enough, but it keeps me in permanent stress -- I
-should always remember about my estimations (I'm totally crazy about time and
-task estimations). Sometimes I just need to relax and figure out
-elegant solution, but it's almost impossible when you thinking about time
-restrictions estimated in paid hours.
-
-And I'm really happy to work without this constraints. And I'm more productive when
-I'm happy. As a result we have better solutions, better code and satisfied client.
+I believe every good programmer working 9 to 5 should quit some day. Because
+real programming is not 9 to 5 - first of all it's love. When you are working on
+a project you should think about it as much as it requires: in the shower, while
+driving a car, even climbing to Everest or skiing down at 60mph. Life-changing
+idea can come at any time and you should be ready to give it all your talent
+immediately.
+
+For me it means one project at a time (which is impossible in opensource or
+couple part-time jobs, when you spend half of day in one project and half in
+another).  This is why I prefer daily contracts rather then hourly. Working
+hourly is good enough, but it keeps me in permanent stress -- I should always
+remember about my estimations (I'm totally crazy about time and task
+estimations). Sometimes I just need to relax and figure out an elegant solution,
+but it's almost impossible when you thinking about time restrictions estimated
+in paid hours.
+
+And I'm really happy to work without this constraints. And I'm more productive
+when I'm happy. As a result we have better solutions, better code and a
+satisfied client.