CodeProject | The Daily Build - 2 Jan 2014

20 articles yesterday. Thursday, January 02, 2014 View online Welcome to today's Daily Build from CodeProject. It's an honour and a privelige to be able to announce this year's CodeProject MPVs. In recognition of outstanding contributions to the community, either through Quick Answers, the forums or through articles and tips, the following members have been awarded CodeProject MVP status for 2014. .dan.g. OriginalGriff Abhinav S Pavel Torgashov Abhishek Sur Prasad_Kulkarni Akhil_Mittal ProgramFOX Andrew Kirillov Rahul Rajat Singh CHill60 Ranjan.D CPallini Raul Iloc Dave Kerr Richard MacCutchan Dave Kreskowiak Rohan Leuva Dr. Song Li Ron Beyer Florian Rappl RyanDev H.Brydon Sacha Barber Josh Smith salysle Kanasz Robert Sandeep Mewara Maciej Los Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov Marc Clifton Shemeer NS Marcelo Ricardo de Oliveira Shivprasad koirala Mehdi Gholam Tadit Dash Nish Sivakumar thatraja nv3 Zoltán Zörgő A huge Thank you for all the help you have provided to the community. 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