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Sencha MVP Program & Update

November 20, 2018 1847 Views

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Did you see the amazing list of Sencha MVPs in our MVP directory? These are the best of the best in the Sencha world, and they are always sharing their knowledge and passion with the rest of the community. You are sure to run into them in the Sencha Forums, read their books or blogs, see them on social media, use their code on GitHub, or run into them elsewhere in our vast Sencha developer community.

MVPs evangelize Sencha products through user groups, conferences, webinars, articles, newsgroups, blogs and social media. MVPs also help Sencha shape its product roadmap by suggesting innovative solutions or developing components that make the ecosystem more successful.

In exchange for their support, Sencha MVPs receive the following:

  • Free license to all generally available Sencha products
  • Listing in the MVP directory that highlights their technical expertise
  • Early access to Sencha product betas
  • Direct access to product management and internal engineers
  • Confidential product and technology briefings
  • Marketing materials, internal demos and sales toolkits
  • Access to private MVP forums

“We rely on our partner and developer ecosystem as an integral part of the Sencha family to ensure the continued success of Ext JS,” said Robert Warmack, Director at Sencha. “By engaging and rewarding Sencha’s most trusted advocates, our MVP programs will go a long way toward increasing adoption and evolving our products and frameworks to serve global customers better.”

To learn more about the MVP program or to sign up, contact Sencha at [email protected].

Author

Jim McKeeth

Jim McKeeth is Sencha’s Chief Developer Advocate & Engineer. His career in the software development industry spans over 25 years, and ranges from small startups to large international businesses. He is a software developer, architect, conference speaker, author, trainer, blogger, and even spent time in tech support.

In 2004 his patent US6766456 was awarded for the technology that is now the plan basis of swipe and pattern unlock found on most mobile phones today. In 2014 he built a thought controlled drone that used Google Glass for biofeedback. Most recently he contributed a chapter on the Brain Computer-Interface to the Internet of Things and Data Analytics Handbook.

When Jim isn’t traveling the globe presenting on software development topics he spends time with his family and dogs. On weekends he is an improvisational ComedySportz player with CSz Boise.