Xamarin & .NET Developer Events in August
Hello Weekly Xamarin newsletter subscriber. I (adam) am stepping down as this newsletters scribe / writer / producer. Not to worry, everything is OK with me. The new scribe will hopefully start up where I left off and issue #92 will be in your inbox next Friday. I will be transferring everything (Domain, Email, Twitter, MailChimp) to him soon.
Thank you for letting me into your inbox for the last 91 weeks. Writing the newsletter has been a fantastic experience and to be honest, it’s the longest, continuous thing I’ve done in tech. With my work taking me away from the mobile space, I thought it best to have a scribe that “uses it in anger” to write the newsletter. I’ll let the new scribe introduce himself in a future newsletter. You are in good hands.
Thank you, the Scribe (adam).
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