06Jul

Received Microsoft MVP award 2013

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Wow, on 1st of July I’ve received my very first Microsoft MVP (Most Valuable Professional) award. I received it in the area “Client Development”.

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Thanks to all the people out there in the .NET/C#/XAML-community, thanks to all the readers of my books, articles and blog-posts, thanks to the participants of my public talks, thanks to the colleagues at Trivadis and thanks to Microsoft Switzerland for their great support. In the end I want to thank my family and all the friends and people supporting me in any technical and non-technical way. You’re awesome!

More about the MVP award you can read on
http://mvp.microsoft.com/

My personal MVP profile is here:
http://mvp.microsoft.com/en-us/mvp/Thomas%20Claudius%20Huber-5000162

Keep on codin’
Thomas

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