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Four Swedes were appointed Umbraco MVP 2026. One of them is our colleague Daniel Andersson!

Last week we traveled to Copenhagen for this year's edition of Codegarden, Umbraco's annual conference and the natural gathering point for the entire global Umbraco community. Two days of talks, Umbraco Awards, and that special atmosphere that arises when people who are passionate about the same thing are in the same room. It was there that the news came: our colleague Daniel Andersson was named Umbraco MVP for 2026.

Daniel Andersson, solution architect at Toxic, is standing and holding up the Umbraco MVP award.

Daniel is a solution architect and Umbraco expert at Toxic and has long contributed to the Swedish Umbraco community, among other things through Umbracokalaset and by sharing knowledge via talks and articles. The MVP title is awarded once a year to those who go above and beyond in their contributions to the community. This can involve everything from helping others in forums and giving talks to building packages or starting new initiatives. At this year's Codegarden, Daniel was named Umbraco MVP, one of the most prestigious awards within the Umbraco community.

The motivation reads:

"Your focus on making work fun and collaborative captures exactly the friendly spirit we value in this community. We are deeply impressed by your work with Umbracokalaset. Revitalizing the Swedish community and creating a welcoming place for others to meet is a great achievement. Your efforts to share practical knowledge through talks about Umbraco Cloud and articles about version 17 have truly helped others grow. It is clear that you care about making the ecosystem accessible to everyone and we are more than happy to welcome you as a new MVP!"

Comment from Daniel:

"Wow! What an incredible honour to receive the Umbraco MVP award! It feels huge to be one of four Swedes named Umbraco MVP this year. So great to see the Swedish community growing once again. A big thank you to the entire Umbraco community and everyone who has supported me over the years and made this possible. Mange tak!"

All Umbraco MVPs at Codegarden 2026

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Toxic is an Umbraco Platinum Partner, which means we meet Umbraco's highest standards for technical expertise, experience and quality. Daniel's award is a testament to the commitment and knowledge that runs through all of our Umbraco work.

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