"I' working as software engineer" => "I'm working as a software engineer"
Just a little fix on punctuation
"as web designer" => "as a web designer"
"north Italy" => "Northern Italy"
Just a little fix on punctuation
Sentence about css and markup reformulated
"from" author => "by" author
"leave" => "quit". I think that "quit" better expresses the meaning of "to stop doing something"
Not sure, but I think that the English idiomatic form is "Not only am I..."
"Grunt, Bower and Yeoman" are plural, so "sounds" can't be used; also, this is a question, so the form "Do [subject] [verb] is needed"
Just a little fix on punctuation
"such" => "such as"
"whit" should be written "with". But I think "dedicate time to" is a nicer form
"This may seems like an overstatement" sounds to me more idiomatic
Added a missing subject
As stated here http://www.englishforums.com/English/ImportantImportant/cxnxb/post.htm "Important for me" means "important in my opinion". In this case, climbing is important TO you, for for you
I think "so far" is a bit more idiomatic
Merge pull request #1 from arialdomartini/review

A first review of the page "about"