Development of a startup in 24 hours at AngelHack 2012

Hello world!
Now I am in Seattle, Washington at AngelHack is the largest hackathon in the USA. The essence of the hackathon — 24 hours of work saisanit, deprogramming and present a product, a program, an app, which can a little change in people's lives.

In 24 hours we will try to create a Facebook app, the idea of which is to analyze existing Facebook friends. Using the application you can analyze all the existing contacts and to make lists of friends with the same interests.

We will conduct translatio.
The team consists of 3 people participating in the Hackathon for the first time. Anton Volkov is a product designer, Eugene Vasenev – interface design, and Sergey Generalov – programmer (me). Follow us on Twitter and Facebook (links at the bottom of the post).

Technical part:
The project is developed in python, Django, mysql. To start the background task we plan to use Celery. At the moment we are running two servers: Application and Mysql database on Windows Azure (a free 750 hours). Originally planned to use Amazon AWS, but since Windows Azure is one of the sponsors, decided to try them after I promise a detailed article about the experience.

About the hackathon:
AngelHack - the largest Hackathon in the USA, 23-24 June 2012 simultaneously in several cities – San Francisco, Seattle, Boston and new York. Two of the winning team gets $25 000 as a prize and seed investment from Right Side and Instanta Capital. Top 20 teams will receive mentoring advice within three weeks from partners AngelHack.

Live on our stream:
www.ustream.tv/channel/angelhack-hackathon-summer-2012-seattle-project-kickout-me

Our project:
kickout.me

Twitter: @kickoutme
Facebook page: http://facebook.com/kickoutme

We welcome any feedback and assistance in testing.

UPD:
The stream turned on.

UPD 2:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=_E3722hP0D8
Article based on information from habrahabr.ru

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