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.NET Code Geeks most important team members are their partners. Furthermore we welcome our readers to contribute news, articles, get involved in the discussion threads, and more. We are always on the lookout for partnering with community members that are interested in contributing towards the creation of the best online developers community. If you are one of them you will be welcome to join our team of community editors and news committers. .NET Code Geeks editorial team currently consists of the following domain experts.
Eleftheria Drosopoulou
Eleftheria Kiourtzoglou
Eleftheria has graduated from the Department of Social Policy and Anthropology of the Panteion University of Athens. From an early age she showed great interest in computer programming and web design. Expert in web technologies using Joomla and WordPress platforms. She has designed several individual and corporate sites. She is also a junior JavaEE and .NET developer.George Palaiologopoulos
Ioannis Makrigiannakis
Nataly Evagorou
Nataly holds a BSc degree in Informatics & Telecommunication. She has many years of experience in web design, web development & administration, user experience, digital marketing, and online content management.Nikos Souris
Solutions development consultant with experience in large scale IT projects, especially in the telecommunications and financial services sectors. Nikos has worked in Microsoft for more than 6 years as an experienced services professional with broad technology knowledge of Microsoft application platform and business productivity services and products. He is currently employed as an Application Lifecycle Manager in the banking sector.Abdelkarim Lyoussi
Anders Andersen
Arnon Rotem-Gal-Oz
Assaf Stone
40, Married with 4 children, a full time job, and no time to write a more comprehensive bio.Nagaraj Ananthashesha
Carlos Alvarez
Cagdas Basaraner
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Chris Nicola
Christian is a Principal Consultant at FuseSource specializing in developing enterprise software applications with an emphasis on software integration and messaging. His strengths include helping clients build software using industry best practices, Test Driven Design, ActiveMQ,Apache Camel, ServiceMix, Spring Framework, and most importantly, modeling complex domains so that they can be realized in software. He works primarily using Java and its many frameworks, but his favorite programming language is Python. He's in the midst of learning Scala and hopes to contribute to the Apache Apollo project.Christian Horsdal
Christos Sakellarios
Senior Software Engineer, BloggerDaniel D'Agostino
Daniel has been working in software development for several years in different areas including taxation, email, finance, and online betting. He has also been writing for the web since 2002, and nowadays writes mainly about the latest .NET technologies.David Green
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Driss Boumlik
Driss is passionate for Web and .NET tehnologies, and programming. He is very impressed by the evolution of the C# language.Dror Helper
Francesco Balsamo
Francesco is a senior electronic engineer working in Telecom domain. He has a wide experience as software and applications development as well as business analysis. Founder of the balsamino.com blog as a way to share knowledge.George Nikolaropoulos
George is an IT Architect, currently the technical lead of a major IT restructuring in an insurance firm. Having worked for investment banks and insurance companies he is mainly excited about high performance computing, parallel programming and high availability/low latency environments. Being a polyglot programmer he is also interested in web, mobile and game programming.Gil Zilberfeld
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Gordon Beeming
Gordon is a Software Developer in Durban, South Africa working for Derivco. He is also a Visual Studio ALM Ranger and ALM MVP. Hew writes about anything that he feels might be useful to anyone in the community.ilias
Serg Syomin
Jens Schauder
Jeroen Pluimers
Johannes Brodwall
John Sonmez
Johnnymorgan
Johnny Morgan as a technical writer at Aegis Infoways, leading Java Development India since more than 6 years. I write articles especially for Java, Python and Asp.Net. I have also got well response to write articles on CRM, Hadoop and QA.Jonas Gauffin
Josh Elster
Juri Strumpflohner
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Mark Needham
Luis Medalhas
Mehdi Khalili
Metin Yavuz
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Mohamed Sanaulla
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Nenad Sabo
Oren Eini
Paul Scharf
Paul is a self-publishing game developer. He believes that C# will play an ever growing role in the future of his industry. Next to working on a variety of projects he writes weekly technical blog posts on C#, graphics, and game development in general.Paul Stovell
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Paul Smyth
Punit Ganshani
Reynier Lester Claro Escalona
Robin Sedlaczek
Roger Hughes
Ron Gross
Stephen Ebichondo
Stephen is an application developer currently working as a technical lead at Equity Bank’s in-house mobile applications team. Passionate about all matters tech and building user communities, he is the current lead of Nairobi .NET User Group.Terence McCorkindale
Tony Sneed
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William MacDonald
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Byron Kiourtzoglou
Byron is a master software engineer working in the IT and Telecom domains. He is an applications developer in a wide variety of applications/services. He is currently acting as the team leader and technical architect for a proprietary service creation and integration platform for both the IT and Telecom industries. He is always fascinated by SOA, middleware services and mobile development.Ilias Tsagklis
Ilias is a software developer turned online entrepreneur. He is co-founder and Executive Editor at
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