About the Reviewers

Konstantinos Athanasoglou holds a diploma and an MSc in electronics and computer engineering from the Technical University of Crete, Greece. He has been involved in speech and web application development on the .NET stack for more than 5 years.

He participated in the architecture and development of an automated framework that enabled the rapid prototyping of speech applications.

He is now part of the core development team at AirFastTickets, a rapidly growing online travel agency with offices in New York, Piraeus, London, Frankfurt, and Istanbul. It is now a major OTA in Greece.

Abhishek Luv received his BCA degree and completed a course on Startup Engineering taught at Stanford University via Coursera.

He has been developing and designing websites and web applications for the last 3 years. During these years, Abhishek has been involved in Microsoft technologies such as C#, ASP.NET, ASP.NET MVC, SQL Server, Entity Framework, Orchard CMS, and many more.

He is currently working as a freelance .NET web developer and an instructor at Develop2Deploy (http://develop2deploy.com/).

He is also the founder of the Orchard CMS Indian Community website (http://orchardproject.net.in/) and a contributor to the official Orchard CMS documentation website (http://docs.orchardproject.net/Contributors). He has created numerous online courses on Orchard CMS (https://www.udemy.com/courses/search/?q=orchard).

He loves sharing his knowledge and experiences via his online podcast at http://www.softwaredevelopmentpodcast.in/, teaching courses on web development at www.udemy.com, and coaching and mentoring college students and newbie developers.

Outside of his normal day-to-day activities as a freelance .NET web developer and instructor, he is also a cofounder of a video training start-up called The Video Trainer (https://www.thevideotrainer.in/) where he trains and coaches individuals, professionals, and teaches them how to create their own stunning videos for the Web. You can reach him at <abhishek@abhishekluv.in>.

Jason De Oliveira works as a CTO for Cellenza (http://www.cellenza.com), an IT consulting company specialized in Microsoft technologies and the Agile methodology in Paris, France. He is an experienced manager and senior solutions architect, with a lot of skills in software architecture and enterprise architecture.

Jason works for big companies and helps them realize complex and challenging software projects. He frequently collaborates with Microsoft, and you can find him quite often at the Microsoft Technology Center (MTC) in Paris.

He loves sharing his knowledge and experience via his blog by speaking at conferences, writing technical books and articles in the technical press, giving software courses (MCT), and coaching coworkers at his company.

Since 2011, Microsoft has awarded him with the Microsoft Most Valuable Professional (MVP C#) award for his numerous contributions to the Microsoft community. Microsoft seeks to recognize the best and brightest from technology communities around the world with the MVP award. These exceptional and highly respected individuals come from more than 90 countries, serving their local online and offline communities and having an impact worldwide. Jason is very proud to be one of them.

Feel free to contact him via his blog if you need any technical assistance or want to exchange knowledge on technical subjects (http://www.jasondeoliveira.com).

Jason has worked on the following books:

Nicholas Suter has been a full-stack Agile software developer and architect, specialized in Microsoft technologies since 2003. He has also been a .NET and C# MVP since 2014, and works as much in a web environment as in Windows client applications for Cellenza, a consulting firm in Paris, France.

He focuses on software patterns and practices in Agile, clean code, and craftsmanship environments. He wrote a book on web development called Visual Studio 2013: Concevoir, développer et gérer des projets Web, les gérer avec TFS 2013 (French). He also writes for his personal blog (http://www.nicholassuter.com) and Cellenza's blog (http://blog.cellenza.com).