By: MSSQL Tips | Updated: 2019-01-11 | Comments (33) | Related: 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 | More > Professional Development Community
As we ring in 2019, we look back at 2018 as another great year filled with momentous accomplishments for the MSSQLTips.com community. We thank our dedicated team of authors who solve problems for the global SQL Server Community every second of the day. For our fifth annual Author and Rookie of the Year, Authors that had at least 10 published tips qualified for the Author of the Year and new authors in 2018 that had at least 5 published tips qualified for the Rookie of the Year. Please congratulate the contenders and winners!
Author of the Year Contenders
- Aaron Bertrand
- Ameena Lalani
- Daniel Farina
- Eli Leiba
- Graham Okely
- Haroon Ashraf
- Jeffrey Yao
- John Miner
- Koen Verbeeck
- Manvendra Singh
- Mohammed Moinudheen
- Nat Sundar
- Pablo Echeverria
- Rajendra Gupta
- Rick Dobson
- Scott Murray
- Siddharth Mehta
- Tim Smith
Rookie of the Year Contenders
- Alejandro Cobar
- Dinesh Asanka
- Eduardo Pivaral
- Esat Erkec
- Jayendra Viswanathan
- Joe Gavin
- John Martin
- Maria Zakourdaev
- Nai Biao Zhou
- Nisarg Upadhyay
Based on the community, peer and leadership voting for Author of the Year and Rookie of the Year, we are pleased to announce the 2018 winners.
Author of the Year - 2018
Daniel Farina
Rookie of the Year - 2018
Eduardo Pivaral
All of these authors deserve significant recognition for all of their contributions and we encourage all of the authors to take it to the next level to provide the community with even more beneficial content.
On behalf of the community, we would like to congratulate Daniel, Eduardo and all the authors that qualified for these awards. All of the author contributions are valued by the community and we look forward to many more contributions by all of our authors and all new 2019 authors. "Thank you" on behalf of the global SQL Server community.
Please take some time to congratulate and thank these authors for their contributions to the SQL Server community in the comments section below.
Also, check out the past winners: 2017, 2016, 2015, and 2014.
Thank you,
The MSSQLTips.com Team
P.S. We are already in search of the 2019 Rookie and Author of the Year. If you are interested in joining the MSSQLTips.com Author Team, please click here to get started.
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Article Last Updated: 2019-01-11