After 7 years, I'm finally moving on. I had experience switching companies 3.5 years ago, but that was due to the team getting bought, so this is the first time I'm doing it voluntarily. Quite happy that such an opportunity knocked at the right time.
Basically I got linked in several weeks, as a recruiter sent me an InMail asking me if I'll be interested in a position at certain well-funded startup company. I figured why not; at least to get some practice on my interview skills. What I didn't expect was one short week later, after two phone conversations, I was sitting in their conference room with an offer in hands and their CEO and CTO right on the opposite side of the table at the end of my first and only interview. But I also already knew I was going to take it since the whole opportunity is just perfect, in term of my skill sets, the kind of products I could work on, the atmosphere, and where I want to go down the road; pretty much everything. Looking back, as attractive as the offer is, I probably could've pushed for more given how well the interview went and the eagerness they were showing, but I'd rather prove myself on the job, and a few percentage difference in base salary is not what matters with startups.
The company is called Aptana, and they're building IDE and end-to-end tools to do web development, so it could be used by in fact anybody, and it's free and open source.
I'll be responsible for their Studio product, so feel free to download it, play with it, and send your complaints in. 
Overall, definitely an eventful year, with engagement and a new place to work, just in time before turning 30.
