MVP
General availability (GA) for the Utah Release of ServiceNow is here (March 22, 2023)!
While the Developer Program has been working on creating Utah content for you all, our 2023 ServiceNow Developer MVPs and Community MVPs have these things to share with you all about Utah:
Highlights Amit Gujarathi (LinkedIn) Atul Grover (LinkedIn) Brad Bowman (LinkedIn) Ebony Akkebala (LinkedIn) Gunjan Kiratkar (LinkedIn) Jesalyn Smith (LinkedIn) Martin Ivanov (LinkedIn) Philip Swann (LinkedIn) Prashant Kumar (LinkedIn) Sandeep Dutta (LinkedIn) Willem Zeiler (LinkedIn) Content Spotlight Amit Gujarathi Content Atul Grover Content Gunjan Kiratkar Content Prashant Kumar Content Sandeep Dutta Content Willem Zeiler Content Highlights Amit Gujarathi (LinkedIn) Among the various features of the Utah release, I have found the Table Builder feature to be particularly useful in creating mappings with extended tables and the beautiful schema view.
Every month we’ll be sharing some of the latest content from the Developer MVPs! Don’t miss out on their newest blogs, videos, and more.
The Developer MVPs are a collection of developers who are passionate about ServiceNow and inspire other developers by sharing their extensive knowledge openly and inclusively.
Check out some of their contributions so far:
February Highlights ChatGPT Enablers in ServiceNow Ft. Jace Benson & Mark Scott by Ishaan Shoor Microsoft Azure DevOps Spoke by Ashutosh “Gunner” Munot Can you use ChatGPT to improve your code in ServiceNow?
Just a short while ago we announced the 2023 ServiceNow Developer MVPs.
Please visit WomenNow.dev to see their highlights on Chris Helming who is our first openly non-binary Developer MVP, Astrid Sapphire who is our first openly transgender Developer MVP, Ebony Akkebala who is our first black woman Developer MVP, and Nia McCash who is the first woman to be awarded both Community MVP and Developer MVP.
Congratulations to our 2023 Developer MVPs! We had a record number of applicants this year and wanted to thank everyone that took the time to apply.
We want to recognize and welcome the following developers to the Class of 2023 for their outstanding contributions to the ServiceNow Community:
The Developer MVPs are a collection of developers who are passionate about ServiceNow. They strive to inspire other developers by sharing their extensive knowledge openly and inclusively.
We wanted to spotlight some of the best contributions from the 2022 Developer MVPs this year! Here are some of their favorite blogs, articles, videos, and more. The Developer MVPs are a collection of ServiceNow developers who are passionate about ServiceNow and inspire other developers by sharing their extensive knowledge openly and inclusively. There’s still time to apply to become a 2023 ServiceNow Developer MVP!
Check out some of their contributions from this year:
Check out what the Developer MVPs have been up to in November! Here are some of their latest blogs. The Developer MVPs are a collection of ServiceNow developers who are passionate about ServiceNow and inspire other developers by sharing their extensive knowledge openly and inclusively. Nowb s your chance to apply to become a 2023 ServiceNow Developer MVP!
Catch up on some of their awesome contributions from last month:
November Highlights 6 mistakes to avoid when using Flow designer by Paul Morris As ServiceNow is making lives better, it has added another milestone with the Now Platform Tokyo release.
Would you like to be a ServiceNow Developer MVP? The Developer MVPs are a collection of ServiceNow developers who are passionate about ServiceNow and inspire other developers by sharing their extensive knowledge openly and inclusively. They help, encourage, and enable developers of all skill levels and types succeed in building and developing on the Now Platform.
We want everyone reading this to make sure to read our criteria emphasis on Participation, Not Reach, you never know if you might be our next Developer MVP!
Two awesome and related announcements:
My second daughter, Jamie, was born this past Sunday, November 6, 2022. Thus, I will be noticeably quiet for a couple months as I spend my parental leave with my family! In a couple weeks, the Developer MVP 2023 application will go live and stay open through the end of this calendar year. Those things are related? How?
Because we need more women.
Check out what the Developer MVPs have been up to this month! Here are some of their latest blogs, podcasts, and videos. The Developer MVPs are a collection of ServiceNow developers who are passionate about ServiceNow and inspire other developers by sharing their extensive knowledge openly and inclusively.
Catch up on some of their awesome contributions from last month:
October Highlights Code-Snippets - A repository of ServiceNow Code Examples and Solutions by Nia McCash Public Forms on ServiceNow by Sarah Toulson and Travis Toulson How to create custom fulfilment steps for Catalog builder by Paul Morris Let’s talk about Hacktoberfest by Ishaan Shoor
Check out what the Developer MVPs have been up to this month! Here are some of their latest blogs, podcasts and videos. The Developer MVPs are a collection of ServiceNow developers who are passionate about ServiceNow and inspire other developers by sharing their extensive knowledge openly and inclusively.
Catch up on some of their awesome contributions from last month:
September Highlights Tips and Tricks, Leading practices, Best practices by Hardik Benani How to Master ServiceNow in 10.
