Mindscape Wins At Annual CodeProject Awards

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Mindscape Wins At Annual CodeProject Awards

Wellington, NZ, June 14, 2012 - Mindscape has won an award at the CodeProject’s Fourth Annual Members Choice Awards, for their quality .NET developer tools. CodeProject.com members were asked to nominate and rate their favourite products for the 2012 Members Choice Awards, and the winners were announced this week at the Microsoft Tech Ed 2012 conference in Orlando.

There were various categories, and members voted on the products they thought deserved recognition within the industry. Mindscape was included in this list, and received appreciation from CodeProject members for producing high performance, professional tools.

“Receiving an award from one of the largest independent online communities is a huge honour and validates our approach of providing some of the best support in the industry along with high quality development tools”, said Mindscape co-founder John-Daniel Trask.

Jeff Hafield, the president of the CodeProject, said the awards reflect the diversity and depth of developer tools, and the products that developers value most.

About Mindscape:

Mindscape was created with the aim of delivering great tools and components, to help developers be the best developers they can be. Mindscape makes quality, professional .NET tools that are useful, simple and more convenient to use. Their products include LightSpeed (.NET ORM), WPF Components, Silverlight Components, SimpleDB Tools, Nhibernate tools and tools for modern Web Development Frameworks. Mindscape was started in 2007 in Wellington, New Zealand and is privately held. Mindscape continues growing strongly with more than 170% profit growth in the previous previous 12 months and more than 90% of product sales coming from international customers. Mindscape’s customers include Intel, Microsoft, Siemens, Dell, Fujitsui, Amazon, Xero, Trade Me, General Mills, Electronic Arts and thousands more.

About CodeProject:

CodeProject is one of the largest development communities in the world, comprising involved professional developers, development managers, and architects. An industry-leading community since 1999, CodeProject has more than 8.9 million registered members since its inception. Developers worldwide contribute quality, how-to articles about all aspects of development, including Web, mobile, Windows, server, and more.

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