Sekhmet

Hi, I'm Wiktor, I'm 20 years old and I'm from Poland.

Soon I'll have school leaving exams and then 4 months of summer break. I'd like to get the most out of it so I plan to get the internship as a developer. In my area, there are no companies looking for interns, so I think I'll have to work remotely or abroad.

I've been programming for around 8 years now and got some experience (personal projects, open source, and occasional freelance) in C++, C#, Java (on Android), PHP, RoR, Python, and Golang. I also know how to work with Git. I'm not a specialist in one specific language, but I'm acquainted with many of them and I learn quickly.

Recently I created my resume and refreshed my projects on GitHub (added screenshots, so interested people can see it right away). I will link to my resume and GitHub page below.

What do you think I should do now? Should I focus on one technology/language and try to get the internship in it or try with everything I'm familiar with. I don't have one favorite language (it often changes) so I don't see a problem with it. Should I change something in my resume or on my GitHub? Should I learn something new before applying? Just looking for tips to be prepared for it.

Looking forward to hearing from you. Thanks for the help.

Resume: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/88843294/resume.pdf GitHub: https://github.com/Sekhmet

Hi. I'm just pissed off, because I can't find any payment gateway, which will support merchants in any country (Stripe is awesome, but it requires to be located in specified countries). PayPal is global, but it's painful to implement this (I've implemented it using ActiveMerchant, it redirects user to success page and it doesn't charge user). Are there any other payment processors which works in other countries than US (I live in Poland) and don't require to have company set up (company in Poland costs a lot, even without any revenue, so it's not an option right now).