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JetBrains ReSharper Picking Up Recognition at the Great Indian Developer Awards 2009

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The list of global software conferences has recently been extended with a new exciting member – the Great Indian Developer Summit, which will host the second edition of Great Indian Developer Awards (GIDA) this year.

Celebrating software development product excellence, GIDA is India’s premiere awards event with 100+ nominees shortlisted for this year’s upcoming edition, the event’s second so far.

Our own ReSharper was chosen as one of nine nominees in the Development Environments category, along with Microsoft Visual Studio 2008, Oracle JDeveloper, and six other outstanding development tools.

Other categories included Design and Modeling, Change and Configuration Management, Collaboration Solution Testing, Security, Content Management, Web Development, Mobile Development, Frameworks, and Database.

The winners will be announced and honored at the Great Indian Developer Summit 2009 to be held on April 25, 2009, in Bangalore, India. The awards jury is comprised of distinguished executives, seasoned industry professionals, and internationally recognized academia.

For more information on the awards and to vote, see official GIDA web site.

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