Martijn Van Dijk is a seasoned software engineer and serial co-founder with 12 years of experience building cross-platform mobile and cloud products from the Netherlands. He co-founded Baseflow and other startups, blending product leadership with hands-on development in Xamarin, Flutter, .NET and Azure. A recognized community leader (@Microsoft MVP, Google Flutter Insider), he contributes widely to major open-source projects—improving core frameworks like MvvmCross and popular plugins such as XamarinMediaManager and flutter-geolocator. Martijn’s work spans Android/iOS internals to front-end adaptive UI, and he’s comfortable shipping production-grade platform integrations and performance-focused backend adapters. He’s also active as a community curator and developer advocate, maintaining community feeds and samples that help other engineers get productive faster. Colleagues value him for translating cross-platform complexity into pragmatic, well-tested libraries and apps.
12 years of coding experience
12 years of employment as a software developer
MBO, Software Development, MBO, Software Development at ROC van Twente
Render After Effects animations natively on Android, iOS, MacOS and TvOS for Xamarin
Role in this project:
Mobile Developer (Android/iOS)
Contributions:12 releases, 6 reviews, 271 commits in 6 years
Contributions summary:Martijn's contributions primarily focused on the initial binding for Lottie animations, specifically targeting Android. The commits show the creation of a Xamarin.Android project file (`.csproj`) and the incorporation of a Lottie AAR file, indicating the integration of Lottie functionality into an Android environment. Further contributions included adding an iOS version for NuGet and merging Xamarin Forms functionality.
Tutorials and samples for MvvmCross: The .NET MVVM framework for cross-platform solutions.
Role in this project:
Full-stack Developer
Contributions:91 commits, 76 PRs, 67 pushes in 5 years 6 months
Contributions summary:Martijn's contributions appear to be focused on adding and modifying samples within the MvvmCross framework. They added older samples to the main repository and moved tutorial content into sample sections. The changes include modifications to various project files and UI elements, suggesting a full-stack development role across multiple platforms within the MvvmCross ecosystem. Furthermore, updates to NuGet packages and refactoring are seen in the code.
dotnetmvvmmvvmcrossxamarinmvvmcross-samples
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