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Congratulations! I guess everyone would agree to say you highly deserve it. I have learned a lot from you, especially about WPF and MVVM. Thanks a lot for everything!
Well deserved Josh. I’ve been a huge advocate of you and your blog. You actually are the reason why I too have a wordpress blog. You’re dedication has inspired me to give back. Microsoft MVP does not say enough for the amount of knowledge you have contributed to the community.
Microsoft can never deny you the MVP Status, It is just because of your work that i noticed WPF. I want you to be a MVP next time too……….. Eagerly waiting for your Next article.
Just to echo other’s sentiments, Josh: Congratulations, and thanks for holding my hand through those first frightening, compelling, exciting steps on my own WPF journey.
Best wishes from Auckland – Ian Randall
You’ve worked hard for this title Josh! Congratulations are in order here. I’m not sure where I would be, in the wonderful world of WPF, without your insightful articles and demos. You’re definitely a most valuable player!
Congratulations, you deserve it 😉
Congratulations! I think I’ve learned more about WPF from this blog than anything on the MSDN.
Thanks a lot, Thomas and Spivonious.
Congratulations! I guess everyone would agree to say you highly deserve it. I have learned a lot from you, especially about WPF and MVVM. Thanks a lot for everything!
Good one, Josh! Highly deserved – I’m still learning lots and lots from you.
Cheers! 🙂
Much appreciated, guys! 😀
Congrats! I love your articles and work on MVVM. Have taught me a lot. Now i’m a MVVM fiend. Keep up the good work!
Aye aye, icecactus. hehe
Agree with Damien, Thomas and all the guys…
Congratulations!
Well deserved Josh. I’ve been a huge advocate of you and your blog. You actually are the reason why I too have a wordpress blog. You’re dedication has inspired me to give back. Microsoft MVP does not say enough for the amount of knowledge you have contributed to the community.
Congratulations man! 🙂
Wow, thanks a lot everybody. I really appreciate the kind words.
Microsoft can never deny you the MVP Status, It is just because of your work that i noticed WPF. I want you to be a MVP next time too……….. Eagerly waiting for your Next article.
You deserve it, fortunately there are people like you, congratulations again!
Just to echo other’s sentiments, Josh: Congratulations, and thanks for holding my hand through those first frightening, compelling, exciting steps on my own WPF journey.
Best wishes from Auckland – Ian Randall
Congratulations Josh! Good going.
You’ve worked hard for this title Josh! Congratulations are in order here. I’m not sure where I would be, in the wonderful world of WPF, without your insightful articles and demos. You’re definitely a most valuable player!
Chris
Congratulations! When I saw your post’s title, I thought “again? When the hell did you lose the title?” I guess that coffee has yet to sink in.
I was telling my boss the other day that we should put your name in the credits of our application (it’s a WPF app – you do the math… :))
Keep up the good work!
Congratulations Josh! You earned it.