Since the introduction of the Xamarin MVP program in 2013, our MVPs have been busy sharing their love and understanding of mobile app development with a growing community of more than than 880,000 Xamarin developers worldwide. Supporting this growth are amazing community members who show their passion for all things C# and F# by sharing their experience and knowledge with the world.
Xamarin MVPs have earned recognition for significant contributions to the community, including:
- Writing great articles, books, and blog posts
- Speaking in public and online
- Sharing and building amazing libraries
- Helping developers online in our forums, on Twitter, Stack Overflow, and other communities
- Shipping awesome apps
Today, we’re extremely excited to recognize and welcome our latest Xamarin MVPs, below, for their remarkable contributions to the community!
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Enrique Aguilar | Laurent Bugnion | ||||
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Tomasz Cielecki | Jesse Liberty | ||||
Jon Lipsky | Roger Peters | ||||
Rachel Reese | Brent Schooley | ||||
Ed Snider | Michael Stonis | ||||
Alec Tucker |
If you know of an outstanding developer who would make a great Xamarin MVP, please nominate him or her here.
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