Nominations open for Microsoft’s 2nd annual Windows Developer Awards

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Published onDecember 20, 2017

published onDecember 20, 2017

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Microsoft has just opened up nominations for the second annual Windows Developer Awards. Lasting until March 8th, this is the perfect chance for you to get a Windows developer recognized for their outstanding work and achievements (via Neowin.)

You can currentlyvote and nominate right now on Microsoft’s Windows Dev Center website, and it is expected for award recipients to receive their accolades on stage at Microsoft’s Build 2018 conference. There are a total of six categories for nominations, and you can learn more by checking below.

Those voting and nominating should keep in mind that there are certain requirements which must be met for each of these categories. If you’re looking for inspiration, a list of last year’s winnerscan be found here.

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