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Savvica Languify – Don't Sleep, Release!

We covered the return of Savvica earlier and expected we’d hear from them soon. I was thinking more like 5 or 6 months, but instead today we see that Languify, a crowd-sourced translation service, has gone live.

Languify InfoIt is a service which not only let’s you manage your own translations for your product, but let’s you benefit from the translation work of others. Languify offers a full REST-style API, which allows other systems to programmatically interact with all of the projects, locales, keys, and translations you have on their service.

I woke up this morning to a few messages from a well known entrepreneur that he left me on Skype at 3am, and I am sometimes amazed by the number of late night e-mail exchanges I have with other startups as we work through the night. I have a feeling that John and Malgosia pulled a few all-nighters to get Languify done and released (8 days from start to finish).

While you don’t have to work long nights, and I avoid it most of the time these days, I have to admit that most entrepreneurs I know, who are successful, do it regularly.

  1. I think that you just want the world to think that you are so so so super smart you don’t need to work the long long long hours that the dummies like us have to put in! But you are not tricking us into believing you don’t work late we see your late posts and your post midnight rants! Perhaps the 3 am skype messages is just skype barfing yet again…

  2. I think that you just want the world to think that you are so so so super smart you don’t need to work the long long long hours that the dummies like us have to put in! But you are not tricking us into believing you don’t work late we see your late posts and your post midnight rants! Perhaps the 3 am skype messages is just skype barfing yet again…

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