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MVP going to Seattle :)

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What do the following people have in common?

Besides their great love for XNA, and the awesome support they provide to the community through their samples, tutorials and forum posts, they are all Microsoft DirectX/XNA MVPs.

Today I am proud to announce that I'll be joining their ranks, because Microsoft just named me a Microsoft DirectX/XNA MVP.

So what did I do to deserve this?

  • I helped out as ofthen as I could on the XNA Forums
  • I wrote a number of articles, tutorials and samples, including: Deferred Rendering, Vertex Textures, Pie Menu component, Fog of War, and others
  • I held two presentations to inform the students at my university about the XNA Framework and XNA Game Studio Express, and draw them into out awesome community.
  • Hung out on #xna on efnet

I am very thankfull of the honor Microsoft gave me; and I will continue to help out the community to the best of my abilities, and to spread the word about XNA Game Studio Express. I already have some presentations, tutorials and articles planned, about which I'll talk when the time comes.

I would also like to take this opportunity and sincerely thank my university teacher, Assoc.Prof.Dr.Eng. Mihaela Dinsoreanu, Mr. Mihai Dinsoreanu and the iQuest company for funding my trip to the upcoming Microsoft MVP Summit 2008.

iQuest

Thank you very much!

I hope my activity as an MVP will be worthy, and I'll do my best to support the community in the future.

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10 comments on “MVP going to Seattle :)”

  3. Congrats Catalin, you've well earned it with just the amount of effort you've put in to the samples you've created.
    Fantastic Stuff.

    Here's hoping you enjoy Seattle (Just remember to pack your raincoat :-))

    Keep up the good work

  4. Kudos for you Catalin! You really deserve it since your articles are awesome and quite useful. Congrats!

  8. Very compliments Catalin!
    That is the first step to became a IT professional in games and graphics applications.

    Good job man!

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