Transitioning off the CLR

After 6+ years on the CLR Debugging services, I'm going to be headed over to the Dynamic Language Runtime (think IronPython, Jim Hugunin, + co). (I'm the anonymous dev that John Lam refers to here)

I've had a great time on the CLR. The main reason I'm moving is for variety. (Although my wife thought changing from CLR to DLR was hardly much of a change.)

I know we've still got some work cut out for us on the CLR Debugging services, but I'm proud of what we've accomplished on the CLR debugging services during my watch.  We have some very cool things in the works there. 

I suspect this will also have an impact on my blog topics.

Comments

• Anonymous
  October 19, 2007
  Mike, Congratulations on your transition (I have always been a big fan of variety). Your insightful posts on CLR will surely be missed, but I am looking forward to seeing your new posts on DLR. Best Wishes. David V. Corbin President Dynamic Concepts Development Corp.

• Anonymous
  October 19, 2007
  Good luck!  I will miss your posts!

• Anonymous
  October 19, 2007
  more fun times ahead! congratulations

• Anonymous
  October 19, 2007
  Congrats man, and good luck!

• Anonymous
  October 19, 2007
  You can be proud of what you and your team did! Congratulation and good luck for this new exciting job!

• Anonymous
  October 20, 2007
  Thanks everybody.  I'm exciting and appreciate your good wishes. Russ - I'm still blogging, the topics will just morph over time... :)

• Anonymous
  October 23, 2007
  Congratulations and good luck for you new position!

• Anonymous
  October 30, 2007
  I guess your wife suspects that you´ve been downgraded from C to D...

• Anonymous
  November 24, 2007
  So this is a hint about the upcoming ELR?