Bio

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Hi 👋

I'm told that I'm good at making people interested, especially when I speak about my favorite topics... Whether it is mobile technologies, C# in general, tips and tricks to be efficient when coding or even just talking about my many professional (mis)adventures.

I am always happy to help and sharing knowledge and experience has helped me, so I want to give back.

It's like when you fork a GitHub repo and improve its content... The minimum would be to give back in a PR... Well, I've forked my mentor's knowledge, built a few things upon it and it's time to give back.

For my experience, I :

• am a former Microsoft MVP,
• am a former Startup CTO in Toronto
• have participated to more than 20 Hackathons as participant (Won 5), coach and sometimes jury
• have worked in 10+ IT companies
• have worked with bots, matching apps, social media management apps... many different types of projects. Currently in the medical field.

> François Raminosona,

François Bouteruche is a Senior Developer Advocate at Amazon Web Services, based in Paris. He is a tech enthusiast and international conference presenter with a strong background around .NET development and DevOps philosophy and practices.

Fons Sonnemans is a well-known speaker at conferences and seminars and also a Microsoft MVP. He is known for his up-to-date and expert knowledge of the latest Microsoft technologies. He has been using Microsoft .NET technology intensively since 2001, because it allows him to apply his knowledge and experience to business critical situations. As a trainer, speaker, coach and developer at Reflection IT, he likes to share this knowledge and experience on a daily basis. Fons Sonnemans also has a passion for developing Windows apps. He has created numerous apps, some of which are very successful.

Experienced Architect and Author of the book ".NET Standard 2.0 Cook Book".

Also demonstrated history of working in the information technology and services industry. Skilled in ASP.NET, ASP.NET MVC, ASP.NET Core, Entity Framework, C#, Azure, PHP and Delphi.

Also Microsoft MVP in Visual Studio and Related Technologies for 11 consecutive years to date. As well as a Community Leader, Speaker at Sri Lanka Developer Forum and a Blogger.

I am the author of C# Smorgasbord and a handful of Pluralsight courses, speaker at events and user groups around the globe, Microsoft and Xamarin MVP.

I love teaching fellow developers how to master C# by understanding important concepts such asynchronous programming, MSIL and much more.

Having a passion for sharing knowledge, I've spoken at conferences, meetups and various companies. I've presented on a variety of topics, such as C#, F#, functional programming, Roslyn and Exercism. I'm always keen on learning new things and share that knowledge.

A ten year Data Platform MVP, my main areas of expertise are ADO.NET and Entity Framework, and Azure SQL DB/SQL Server. I contribute to the Open Source Entity Framework Core project and a manage number of other popular Open Source projects on GitHub. I publish a number of Visual Studio extension to help improve data access developer productivity. I work for Venzo NXT A/S, a Danish Cloud consulting company.

Eric is a Technical Strategist for Aptera Software and a Microsoft MVP for Visual Studio and Development Technologies. He works primarily in the .Net web platform but loves opportunities to try out other stacks. He has been developing high-quality custom software solutions since 2001. At Aptera, he has successfully delivered solutions for clients in a wide variety of industries. He loves to dabble in new and exciting technologies. In his spare time, he loves to tinker with Arduino projects. He fondly remembers what it was like to develop software for the Palm OS. He has an amazing wife and 5 wonderful children. He blogs at https://humbletoolsmith.com/ and you can follow him on twitter as @pottereric.

Eric James Fisher

Who is Eric Fisher?

I'm currently a content author for Pluralsight where at the time of writing this profile I've produced 10+ interactive courses in .NET technologies, 7+ interactive projects primarily on .NET technologies, 3+ cloud labs on Azure and AWS. (You may have already engaged in some of my content on Pluralsight https://app.pluralsight.com/profile/author/eric-fisher) Prior to this I worked in software development a bit over 10 years in both the private and public sectors. I also play games, disc golf, and garden.

Experience in teaching

Teaching is something I've done since the very beginning of my career. I started teaching college courses as Brevard Community College (Now called Eastern Florida State College) when I was 19. When I wasn't an instructor I was often engaging in volunteer programs to promote STEM education, mentoring other developers, speaking at meetups and conferences, as well as facilitating training at past employers. Education is something I feel strongly about (not strictly in the formal education / certification means, but rather continuing to learn and expand one's knowledge)

Experience in speaking

I've spoken at a number of events over the years from Orlando Code Camp in Orlando Florida to .NET Fringe in Portland Oregon, countless grade schools in Central Florida, as well as several different Meetups and User Groups mostly around Central Florida. The topics I've spoken on have ranged from the strictly technical .NET Core, Unit testing, etc. to educational specifically things like teaching technical topics at an expert in your trade, to general business, science, technology, engineering, and mathematics, as well as diversity and inclusion in technology and education.

Experience in technology

I have worked in tech since the very beginning of my career, I worked as a technician, helpdesk coordinator, network administration, software developer, team lead, and have been teaching others what they need to be able to do the same since I was 19. While I've primarily worked in .NET technologies my career has involved me having to work with Java, PHP, the whole gambit of common web languages like HTML, JS, and CSS. I've written software for a wide range of industries from helpdesk, to association management systems, to software that determines what ads get shown on what digital billboards when, etc. This includes private sector, software companies, private education, public education, local government, etc.

Professional passions effective learning, accessibility, diversity, and inclusion

The thing I'm most passionate about my work is the good it can do for others. Since the very beginning I've believed heavily in education and ensuring that learning journey is both effective and fund and engaging. (I want people to both learn, and want to learn) This has just been a part of my life for as long as I remember. As a kid it was around things like video games, collectible card games, and the lore of Star Wars. As an adult it's shifted to things that will help others improve their opportunities and by proxy their lives.

By the time I graduated high school ensuring we do right by those with disabilities became a passion as well. Around this time I started really picking up on just how difficult disabilities made things for people I knew due to poor design. Things as simple as color blindness would make what should be fun, enjoyable, and often productive experiences embarrassing and frustrating. This was even farther solidified when a car accident greatly limited my mobility for several months. You don't realize how incredibly difficult things are for the disabled until you're walking in their shoes... and it was only a few months.

My mid 20s equality and diversity were something I really became passionate about. I was always well aware racism and sexism existed, I just never realized how bad things really were until I saw them playing out first hand while volunteering at local schools. Seeing just how unfair and unequal things were completely blindsided me and lead to a great deal of soul searching and research. I know I worked hard in my career to get where I am, I also know I was afforded opportunities denied to others because of race or gender. As the unwitting benefactor of such problems, I owe a social debt I can never repay, but I certainly will do everything in my power to make it as right as possible.

I am passionate about solving problems and developing products in order to make people's lives easier. I am digging devices with more than 17 years’ experience producing code to a consistently high standard. I am constantly honing my skills within the web development arena, and apply my knowledge to implement a range of practical solutions with the utmost efficiency. I possess a proven track record of developing applications and am taking a serious role that will utilize and expand on these skills.

I have developed a robust background in Info Technology. Consequently, I have developed effective quantitative skills and a practical understanding of the fundamental principles and conceptions associated with Information Technology. Reflecting on my Software Architect experience within the Information Technology field, it is at this point in my career I am seeking to chase a long-term personal and professional target of a challenging opportunity as a Software Architect within a notorious organization. I do not have any language and technology addiction. I have developed software in many areas such as aviation, banking, education, security and embedded systems.

My name is Eran Stiller. I'm the CTO and Co-Founder of CodeValue, a software services company based in Israel. As CodeValue's CTO, I design, implement, and review various software solutions across multiple business domains. With many years of experience in software development and architecture and a track record of public speaking and community contribution, I am recognized as a Microsoft Regional Director (MRD) since 2018 and as a Microsoft Most Valuable Professional (MVP) on Microsoft Azure since 2016.

I practice software architecture at various clients daily, reviewing many designs in many professional fields. As CTO, I am also in charge of learning and promoting the usage of various innovative technology platforms throughout CodeValue's projects and customer solutions. I am also highly experienced in technologically leading, architecting, and developing software infrastructures of different abstraction levels, ranging from low-level application frameworks up to fully-fledged distributed system hosts.

I instruct various software courses and workshops, and I am a frequent public speaker at various local & international events on topics I find especially interesting. Furthermore, I am the founder of Azure Israel, which meets every once in a while to discuss all things related to Microsoft Azure.

I'm a consultant and trainer for Docker and Kubernetes - I help organizations at all stages of their container journey. Containers have been my focus since 2014, I worked at Docker for three years and I'm a Docker Captain.

I'm also a Microsoft Azure MVP and I spent 10 years consulting on .NET projects before the container revolution, so I have lots of experience in projects to migrate and re-architect older applications.

I've authored multiple books and video courses on Docker and Kubernetes, you can find me on Pluralsight and Manning.

I love creating. I love building online communities. I love presenting. I love learning and figuring out how things work. I love learning about other people's journey and story.

Hi, I'm Edwin van Wijk. I have been working in IT since 1999 and currently working as Principal Solution Architect and Microsoft Community Lead at Info Support in The Netherlands. I'm a Microsoft MVP (since 2016). My primary areas of expertise are: building distributed systems, systems integration, (cloud-native) software architecture and patterns, software craftsmanship, .NET (Core) development, Azure and DevOps. Because I believe that sharing knowledge is important, I speak regularly about these subjects on conferences in different countries and run dotnetFlix, a video channel for developers.

Hello Everyone!!!! 👋👋👋👋👋👋👋👋👋👋

I am Edu, and I work in PlainConcepts doing stuff with computers!

Usually I work with Microsoft technologies (netcore, Azure) and cloud-native related technologies (kubernetes, docker). But I also have some fun with Go, Rust, Elixir and Kotlin when I can!

I am a regular speaker in community events and also a beer drinker and crafter, always available to drink a craft beer!🍺

👋 Welcome!

Here something about me:

• 🔭 I'm currently working at desenvolvedor.io as Owner and Principal Instructor
• :trophy: I'm Microsoft Regional Director and Microsoft Most Valuable Professional (MVP)
• :muscle: I'm specialist in .NET, Architecture and Cloud Native Apps
• 💬 Ask me about: Development :)
• ⚡ Check my repos specially Equinox Project and NetDevPack

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Developing software for over two decades, Eduard is a Microsoft Azure MVP. He's currently working as a cloud solution architect and team lead at 4DotNet in the Netherlands.

He loves helping customers with their journey to the cloud, by creating high-performance, scalable software, and helping team members reach high levels of software development. Eduard's main focus is on the Microsoft development stack, mainly C# and the Microsoft Azure cloud. He also has a strong affinity with Angular.

Edin Kapic is a SharePoint Architect working for isolutions in Barcelona (Catalonia). SharePoint MVP since 2013, he is also a co-founder and president of the Catalan SharePoint User Group (SUG.CAT). He also writes and speaks about SharePoint in numerous publications and events. When he has some free time, he enjoys sailing and reading.

He is a hardcore development guy but he also enjoys bridging the gap between business and technology. One of his initiatives is to empower technical people in the soft skills that are extremely valuable but seldom taught.

I've had the luck to present live on many occasions through the years to audiences of all sizes: from two or three people to a few thousand. I feel comfortable presenting on developer and BI topics, including DevOps and cloud, and I think I am good at explaining topics new to the attendants. On the other hand, I don't think I have inherent skills far above the average, nor oversized brains 😁, and precisely because of this I think I can relate to the experience of an average developer learning new stuff.