 | Sheng Jiang, a Microsoft Most Valuable Professional of Visual C++ since 2004, is constantly active in several C++ forums and newsgroups, and publishes technical articles frequently in different places, namely Joycode (http://blog.joycode.com), a Chinese blog site focused on Microsoft technology, and CSDN, the largest Chinese-speaking software programming community in the world. According to CSDN, Sheng Jiang is one of the leading experts in the CSDN community (http://community.csdn.net) with the all-time ranking of seven among its over one million members, and is ranking forth in performance this year. He is the forum moderator of the Visual C++ and Visual C++.Net in CSDN, and the forum moderator of CLanguage in Netease virtual community (http://club.163.com), which has 13 million members. He also takes part in discussions in several other technologies, such VB, C# and assembly language, as well as other online forums, including MSDN forums and Codeproject message boards. He posts hundreds of replies in these forums every month. In addition, Sheng Jiang is also active in Microsoft newsgroups. He is the moderator of the microsoft.public.cn.vc newsgroup, and takes an active part in other Microsoft public and private newsgroups. According to Google groups search, he has posted hundreds of replies in these newsgroups in the last 12 months. Furthermore, Sheng Jiang also publishes an average of 3 articles every month, mostly on his Joycode and CSDN blogs, and a few in Netease communities and Codeproject. His topics include MFC, ATL, C++/CLI, Web developing, Windows Shell, Windows Forms, Windows common controls, ADO, Windows Media, Desktop Search, security, C++ tips and Visual Studio tricks. He has published 37 articles in the last 12 months, which gets more than 120,000 page views as of October 22, 2006. As always, Sheng Jiang is devoted to helping C++ developers. In the third year of Sheng Jiang’s MVPship, his contributions in C++ forums, newsgroups continue to be constantly active, and his published technical articles continue to be very helpful, according to the community statistics and the Google page ranks of his articles. |