CodeProject MVP 2010

January 12, 2010 11:54 by author

I usually hear about big community news from the WPF Disciples group. Somehow everything gets announced there. Today was no different when I read the announcement and congratulations for receiving the CodeProject MVP Award for 2010. That's fantastic news for me, as it is a *huge* honour. I send out my congratulations to Sacha Barber, Pete O'Hanlon, Josh Smith, and to the other 40 people awarded this year. Not bad for a site with over 6.5 million members.

CodeProject is a way of life for many developers, including myself. Thank you CodeProject.

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CodeProject's Best C# Article for May 2009.

June 22, 2009 21:16 by author

Daniel Vaughan

I'm pleased to report that Calcium has taken out the Best C# Article award for May 2009. Hurray!

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March 5. 23:43
Calcium news can now be found at http://twitter.com/calciumsdk

March 5. 17:41
Calcium has been included in the Composure project. http://composure.codeplex.com

February 26. 19:56
http://calciumsdk.net : has just surpassed 4000 downloads.

February 24. 22:14
Article published: Context Sensitive History, with undo/redo/repeat, and sequential or parallel tasks http://tinyurl.com/yha95md

February 23. 12:41
I read today that someone "literally can't wait." Must be some space-time affliction.

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Daniel Vaughan is a software developer with a decade of commercial experience across a wide range of industries including e-commerce, multimedia, and finance. While originally from Australia and the UK, Daniel is currently based in Geneva Switzerland; working with WPF, WCF, and WF within the finance industry. In his spare time Daniel likes to spend time thinking up novel ideas, such as employing neural networks to predict user navigation behaviour in WPF applications, and a grid computing framework for Silverlight. Daniel is also the creator of a number of open-source projects including Calcium, and Clog. E-mail me